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Finite Element Modeling of Receding Contact Problem
In this study, the contact problem of an elastic layer resting on the rigid foundation is examined. For this aim, two-dimensional analysis has been performed using Finite Element Method (FEM) based software called ANSYS. In the solution of the problem, the mass forces of the layers are neglected and the thickness through z-axis direction is taken as a unit since the problem is examined for the plane state. The contact length between the punch and layer and the resulting contact stresses are obtained for various dimensionless parameters.