I hane noticed that the wind 2d generator in wind L/R or wind R/L cant calculate the parallel side areas...A B C in eurocode depends of the e and d value...am i right? and how we could fix it?
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Hi,
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly. Could you attach the Robot model and some screen captures which illustrate your point please?
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In the pictures below i am trying to explain what i mean...excuse me if i was incomprehensible
As far as I can see you are trying to generate wind for a 2D Frame where you cant have front/rear wind (which A,b and C zones correspond to) as they would act in the direction perpendicular to a frame which is impossible for this type of a model. You should generate a 3D model instead.
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Yes i am trying to generate wind according to eurocode...and also i am trying to understand how it works in robot...as i know eurocode in any wind case, for walls, consider A B C E D areas. Also in any wind case D and E are always the sides that the wind strikes...the results of generate wind show me that program doesnt generate pressure for areas A and B when we have l/R OR R/L WINd...maybe i cant understand something... thanks for the answers, i appriciate
And wind generate, as i can see, doesnt allow me to load members with wind pressures witch are in the sides that wind strikes in directions as front/rear and rear/front...is there a way to do this;
My assumption is that you want to see out of the frame loads generated for a 2D model. Such loads are created when you convert the initial frame into 3D structure with multiple 'basic' frames. I hope this move shows what I mean:
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