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2 Post by dpryl

Hello, for this purpose, you can use a nonlinear spring support with stiffness in tension about 1/100-1/1000 of its compressive stiffness.

1 Post by mathias

Hello,

is it possible to define a constraint only in one direction, because in my problem the constraint should fail for tension.

Thank you,
mathias