It's possible assign forces to isolated nodes?

It's possible assign forces to isolated nodes?

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It's possible assign forces to isolated nodes?

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Hi, I want assign forces to isolated node but when I run the analysis the forces don't act in others RC elements on story.

 

 

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I want make a seismic analysis by FHE(Force Horizontal Equivalent) method manually. By this reason I just assign the unique forces to a isolated node, whatever, this node in each story od the structure is the mass center.

Any idea is important for me,  thanks.

 

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Romanich
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You have to connect this node with other nodes using rigid links.

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Right but if I do it,  that rigid links must be RC elements like beams? and further if I put rigid link to conect it, the stiffness of story change. Then How I can solve it?

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Try to use Geometry - Additional Attributes  - Rigid Links dialog.

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Thank you Mr Zhelezniak

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I do it and now I have a question, this diaphragm must be blocked in UX, UY and UZ directions or UX and UY only? Because when I defined it blocked in UX nad UY, I have inestability of type 1 on nodes.

 

 

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Try to block UX, UY and UZ directions.

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How can I show tables with displacements for envelope values only for the MAX and MIN value in each node?

 

In the below image we can see a table for envelope value for each node (white color cell) but further there is other values that are not the biggest or smallest in the node (gray colour cell).

 

 

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Then I just want to obtain a table with  white cells values.

 

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The 》and《 symbols are max and min values and the other values of that same line are the cocomitants of when that max or min occur.

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That's right but how can I a table with this max and min values just them?

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Romanich
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Maybe this will help

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Or

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Don't exacly know what you are aiming but ,

1- try the "global extremes" tab down below

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2- on the envelopes tab , right click , choose "table columms" and select only the displacement/rotation direction you want to show

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