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Load Combo Nature

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mike_302
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Load Combo Nature

I have defined Dead, Live, and Earthquake Loads in my Robot analysis. I then selected a number of combinations to be considered for the calculation/analysis. I notice however, in my printouts, the "Nature" column describes these combos as "dead", while hte analysis type states "Combination". Does this make sense? I know that these cases are inclusive of my Dead, Live, and Seismic cases... But why is this nature "Dead".

 

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Artur.Kosakowski
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Mind it is the  nature assigned to the combination rather than to simple load cases. It is intended for definition of another combination with the one you already defined being one of its component. Imagine that you define one load in each of the load case so that you can easily see the applied load displayed on a model. (e.g you created case 1: case2; case 3; case4). Then you want to group defined load cases by their nature so you created:

 

COMB 1 (dead) = 1* case 1 + 1* case 3

COMB2 (live) = 1* case 2 = 1*case4

 

and then you create the final combination

 

COMB2 = 1.2*COMB1 + 1.35COMB2

 

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Artur Kosakowski

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