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To create a boundary condition

To create a boundary condition

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To create a boundary condition

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1.From the Menu Bar, select LoadCase > Boundary Condition > Create.
2.Enter a name in the Boundary condition creation field and validate with Ok.
3.Make a selection from the radio buttons: Added, Removed or See
4.In the Selections sub-window, select nodes using the different tools from the Selection folder.

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Behavior

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pick nodes in the graphic window, and then press Enter, right-click the mouse button or select Yes or Cancel in the Dialog menu bar.

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add/remove object by ellipse selection.

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add nodes by box selection (the default box is rectangular — use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box).

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remove nodes by box selection (the default box is rectangular — use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box).

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pick parts in the graphic window, and then press Enter, right-click the mouse button or select Yes or Cancel in the Dialog menu bar.

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add parts by box selection (the default box is rectangular — use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box).

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remove parts by box selection (the default box is rectangular — use the SHIFT key to define a polygon box).

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add the parts selected in the tree.

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remove the parts selected in the tree.

5.In the Reference Axis sub-window, a skew frame can be defined for the boundary condition:
Click the Reference Axis folder.
Define the reference axis using the different tools from the Reference Axis folder.
6.Make a selection from the radio buttons: Global, Moving Local or Fixed Local.
7.Click Tx and/or Ty and/or Tz to fix the translation degrees of freedom (selected). Click it once more to release the degree of freedom (not selected).
8.Click Rx and/or Ry and/or Rz to fix the rotation degrees of freedom (selected). Click it once more to release the degree of freedom (not selected).
9.Click Save to save the created boundary condition; or

Click Cancel to cancel the boundary condition creation

10.Click Close to close the menu.

 

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