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To create an Imposed Displacement

To create an Imposed Displacement

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To create an Imposed Displacement

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1.From the Menu Bar, select LoadCase > Imposed Displacement > Create.
2.Enter a name in the Imposed Displacement Creation field and validate with Ok.
3.In the function window, enter the function values to import from an already existing function. (Learn how to create the function.)
4.In the Selections folder, select nodes using the different tools from the Selection folder.

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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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add all nodes.

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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 folder:
•Click the Reference Axis folder.
•Define the reference axis using the different tools of the Reference Axis folder.
6.In the Sensor folder, define the sensor to activate and deactivate the imposed displacement. (Learn how to create a sensor.)
7.In the Properties folder:
•In the Scale factor field, set a scale factor for the abscissa of the defined curve.
•Set a starting time in the Start time field.
•Set a stopping time in the Stop time field.
8.Click Function to modify the function.
9.For Direction setting:
•Select Tx, Ty, or Tz to set the imposed displacement in X, Y, or Z direction.
10.Click Save to save the created imposed displacement; or

Click Cancel to cancel the imposed displacement creation.

11.Click Close to close the menu.

 

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