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Applying load steps in dynamic analysis

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sudeep123

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Hello,
I was conducting a transient modal superposition in the time domain.

I want to do the following.I want to apply a time varying force on the beam say F(t)=30 sin(60*t)
lets say I start applying the force at time, t=1
time step size =1 say
Hence there are 25 steps?
I want to apply this force..can anyone suggest how I go about writing this in the log file?
 
Hai,

Your time step size should be able to capture highest frequency of interest.

Since your applying pure tone.

Calculate the frequency 2 pi f=60

Then time period = 1/f

Have 10 points per time period as step size.

Sorry,I couldn't help in log file.

Logesh.E
 
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