ADAMS vs RecurDyn Contact

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dissipation of energy during the impact. The dissipation is due to the numericsof the integration algorithm. To reduce the dissipation, reduce the time step or tighten (decrease) the error tolerance. __ ADAMS HELP

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rather than accuracy. —— So, I see.

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