/IMPDISP
Block Format Keyword Defines imposed displacements on a group of nodes.
Format
(1) | (2) | (3) | (4) | (5) | (6) | (7) | (8) | (9) | (10) |
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/IMPDISP/impdisp_ID/unit_ID | |||||||||
impdisp_title | |||||||||
fct_IDT | Dir | Skew_ID | sens_ID | grnd_ID | icoor | ||||
Ascalex | FscaleY | Tstart | Tstop |
Definition
Field | Contents | SI Unit Example |
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impdisp_ID | Imposed displacement block
identifier. (Integer, maximum 10 digits) |
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unit_ID | Unit Identifier. (Integer, maximum 10 digits) |
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impdisp_title | Imposed displacement block
title. (Character, maximum 100 characters) |
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fct_IDT | Time function
identifier. (Integer) |
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Dir | Direction: X, Y, and Z in
translation; XX, YY, and ZZ in rotation. (Text) |
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Skew_ID | Skew
identifier. (Integer) |
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sens_ID | Sensor identifier.
(Integer) |
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grnd_ID | Node group on which the
imposed displacement is applied. (Integer) |
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icoor | Coordinate system usage
type.
(Integer) |
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Ascalex | Abscissa (time) scale
factor for
fct_IDT. Default = 1.0 (Real) |
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FscaleY | Ordinate (displacement)
scale factor for
fct_IDT. Default = 1.0 (Real) |
or |
Tstart | Start
time. (Real) |
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Tstop | Stop time. Default = 1030 (Real) |
Comments
- The displacement direction must be right justified in the ten characters of field number 2.
- If Tstart and Tstop are specified, the displacement is imposed between these times, but the time versus displacement function is not shifted to begin at Tstart.
- When a sensor is defined sens_ID, the imposed displacement is applied at the time of sensor activation and the function is shifted by the sensor activation time.
- When a sensor sens_ID is used with Tstart and Tstop, the imposed displacement will only occur if the sensor activation time occurs between Tstart and Tstop.
- The
AscaleX and
FscaleY are used to scale
the abscissa (time) and ordinate (displacement or angle).The actual load function value is calculated as:
(1) Where, is the function of fct_IDT.
- If icoor=1, the directions X, Y, and Z (resp. XX, YY, and ZZ) refer to translations along (resp. rotations around) the radial direction (r), azimuthal angular direction ( ) and longitudinal direction (Z) (/SKEW/FIX).
- If icoor=1 when
imposing the translational displacement in the radial, resp. the azimuthal
direction, the displacement of the node is set so that:
(2) (3) Where, is the function of fct_IDT.