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Re: Curtain walls and modal analysis
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Tony,
Am I right saying that you have only claddings (no materials properties assigned) in your model? I think that you should replace them with curtain walls that have their self-weight included in the modal analysis.

Artur Kosakowski
Support Specialist
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Autodesk, Inc.
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NO, I was running the model with claddings but also with user defined calculation options for mesh (check the "BONDEK" definition.
I changed BONDEK to "Deck Slab" and it works OK.
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Tony,
Please look at post 5 and the pictures attached there. I'm very sorry if I'm wrong but it seems that you missed the fact that to include self-weight of claddings you have to use load to mass conversion (and switch off use of self-weight in the modal analysis parameters). I made a quick test with the 'right' settings and Bondek panel calculation model assigned to panels 83 and 1931 obtaining similar results for introduced self-weight case case and modal analysis total mass.

Artur Kosakowski
Support Specialist
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Autodesk, Inc.
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Yes thats what I was missing. Thanks!
Tony


