I read the MES part and i understood the " duration " and " capture rate " function for ALGOR SOFTWARE; but, if i want to simulate a 10 minutes event, how i can convert this information in the two data?? I know that one way to determine an adequate time step size is through the use of a modal analysis: it' always good?
Thank you in advance
You can input "duration" as 600 s. And you can adjust "capture rate" based on how many time steps you want.
The "Number of time steps" = "duration" * "capture rate".
-Shoubing
mprearo wrote:
I read the MES part and i understood the " duration " and " capture rate " function for ALGOR SOFTWARE; but, if i want to simulate a 10 minutes event, how i can convert this information in the two data?? I know that one way to determine an adequate time step size is through the use of a modal analysis: it' always good?
Thank you in advance
Anyway i've an another question: the program reporting me that : " the nodal corrdinate is smaller than the globally deifiend lower bound wall "...What kind of warning is this???
Thank you in advance
Best regards
Manuel
According to the documentation (Help > Autodesk Simulation > Setting Up and Performing the Analysis > Set Up Analyses Part 3 > Perform Analyses - Run Simulation > Perform Nonlinear Analyses), part of your model is on the wrong side of the impact plane. It's as if the model has already passed through the plane.
So you need to check where your model is located in space relative to the impact plane, and then check the input for the impact plane. Keep in mind that the model needs to be on the positive side (larger coordinate) of a "floor" and on the negative side (smaller coordinate) of a "ceiling".