The analysis results of the horizontal friction force on the spring bracket are abnormal

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The horizontal friction force of the spring bracket is calculated using CAESAR II; according to the tutorial, point 20 is CNODE X and point 21 is CNODE Z. Spring dot number 20, CNODE 21 dots. With a +y constraint at 21 and a mu value of 0.2, the final results show that the horizontal forces FX and FZ at point 20 are particularly large. I don’t know what the reason is. Could it be an issue with the CNODE settings? I hope someone experienced can help answer this! Thank you

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