4. Loadings and Boundary Conditions#

4.1. Global and Localized Loadings#

4.1.1. Global Load and Assign#

Creation, modification, deletion and assignment of global load.

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Step actions

Add a load.

Instruction

Click on add row button in the Loads data entry table (Table View)

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Expected results

Arow is added in the Loads table.

Execution

Manual

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Step actions

Fill in the information of the input window with invalid values.

Instruction

  • Double click on the red gear

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  • Inputcharacter values in numeric fields.

Expected results

The invalid box is displayed in red and it is not possible to save the information and close the dialog

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Execution

Manual

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Step actions

Fill in the information of the input window with valid values.

Instruction

  • Double click on the red gear

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  • Input the following validvalues for gravity.

Magnitude:9.81 m/s² Direction (X) :0.0 Direction (Y) :0.0 Direction (Z) :-1.0

Expected results

The gear changes color to green.

Execution

Manual

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Step actions

Hover the mouse over the Assign box in the Loads data entry table (Table view).

Instruction

Expected results

List the assigned elements names as atooltip.

Execution

Manual

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Step actions

Select an element with an assignedload.

Instruction

Select a panel in the Model View,

Expected results

The selected panel is highlighted in red in red in the model viewer and its information displayed in the Informations View, revealing in particular the assigned (GRAV) load.

Execution

Manual

4.1.2. Localized load#

Creation, modification, deletion, and assignment of localized load.

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Step actions

Select a panelin the Model View.

Instruction

Click on a panel

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Expected results

The panel is highlighted in red color.

Execution

Manual

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Step actions

Add loading pressure.

Instruction

  • Right click the panel

  • Select « Loads »

  • Select « Add loading pressure »

Expected results

A dialog is displayed, entitled « load definition », allowing to provide the value for the loading pressure.

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Execution

Manual

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Step actions

Fill in the information of the input window with valid values.

Instruction

Write value: Loading pressure: -10.0 kN/m²

Instruction

A new row is added to the loads table, the gear is in green color (signifying a valid load) The load category is automatically set to « surfacic » and the type is « loading »

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Execution

Manual

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Step actions

Hover the mouse over the Assign box in the loads date entry table (Table View).

Instruction

Expected results

The element names to which the load applies are listed in a standard tooltip above the Assigned box.

Execution

Manual

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Step actions

Select element with an assigned load.

Instruction

Click on the loading pressure representation form the Model view

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Expected results

Display in information part the loads assigned to the element selected.

Execution

Manual

4.2. Boundary conditions#

Creation, modification, deletion, and assignment of boundary conditions.

Result:

If the clamp is created you must have:

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