For the problem shown in Fig Q1(a), elastic contact stressbetween a cylindrical punch and a fixed base plate when adisplacement (Uy) is applied can be simulated using FEmethod. With appropriate sketches for geometry, boundaryconditions, and areas for mesh refinement of the model, outlinehow convergence study can be carried out for the problem.(Note: no detailed drawing of mesh is required.). Mention andjustify element types to be used for the model. Describe clearlythe parameter to be used for the convergence study.UyFig Q1(a): Contact problem between a cylindrical punchand a plate

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how convergence study can be carried out for the problem. (Note: no detailed drawing of mesh is required.). Mention and justify element types to be used for the model. Describe clearly the parameter to be used for the convergence study.

how convergence study can be carried out for the problem. (Note: no detailed drawing of mesh is required.). Mention and justify element types to be used for the model. Describe clearly the parameter to be used for the convergence study.

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