/IMPVEL/FGEO
Block Format Keyword Describes the final position of a set of N nodes. The final position is provided by a node number. The node may eventually move.
Format
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/IMPVEL/FGEO/impvel_ID/unit_ID | |||||||||
impvel_title | |||||||||
fct_ID | part_ID | fct_IDL | sens_ID | ||||||
Ascale | T0 | Tstart | FscaleL | Dmin | |||||
node_ID1 | node_ID'1 | ||||||||
etc | etc | ||||||||
node_IDN | node_ID'N |
Definitions
Field | Contents | SI Unit Example |
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impvel_ID | Imposed velocity block
identifier (Integer, maximum 10 digits) |
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unit_ID | Unit Identifier (Integer, maximum 10 digits) |
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impvel_title | Final geometry block
title. (Character, maximum 100 characters) |
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fct_ID | Time function
identifier. (Integer) |
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part_ID | Spring part identifier. 5
(Integer) |
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fct_IDL | Load time function
identifier. (integer) |
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sens_ID | Sensor
identifier. (Integer) |
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Ascale | Abscissa scale factor for
fct_ID. Default = 1.0 (Real) |
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T0 | Time duration. 3 (Real) |
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Tstart | Start
time. (Real) |
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FscaleL | Ordinate scale factor for
fct_IDL. Default = 1.0 (Real) |
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Dmin | Distance between
node_IDN and
node_ID'N,
which will be rigidly connected. (Real) |
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node_ID1 | Node
identifier (Integer) |
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node_ID'N | Node identifier giving the
final position of
node_IDN. (Integer) |
Comments
- A velocity is imposed to node_IDN in the direction of node_ID'N. The initial position of node_IDN and node_ID'N are provided in /NODE.
- fct_ID defines the time evolution of the imposed velocity.
- T0
is the duration used to compute a scale factor on the velocity of
node_IDN. With
being the initial distance between
node_IDN and
node_ID'N:
(1) Where is the function of fct_IDT.
- Abscissa scale factor,
Ascale is used to transform the function of time,
as:
(2) - Initial node position node_IDN and final node position node_ID'N can be defined as a spring (node_IDN, node_ID'N) with zero stiffness. The spring part_ID is optional and can be used to simplify the input since a pre-processor can easily generate springs between an initial position and a final one.
- fct_IDL defines the time evolution of an optional concentrated load applied on all destination nodes node_ID'N.