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May 8, 2024 at 7:06 amyoonho choi SubscriberHi, I try to analysis floating structure using AQWA. In order to consider fixed mooring floating structure, I try to various method addtional hydrostatic stiffness, connection stiffness and fender condition. However I found some problem, additional hydrostatic stiffness and connection stiffness is used not hydrodynamic response but only hydrodynamic diffraction anlaysis. I want to find results using hydrodynamic response, Frequency Domain Statistics, and others.  Please let me know How can I define addtional stiffness in Hydrodynamic response analysis   
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May 9, 2024 at 11:34 amMike Pettit Ansys EmployeeHello, To include your additional stiffness in Hydrodynamic Response calculations, you should define a Connection Stiffness matrix with the appropriate values. Then you need to turn on Beta Options: close the Aqwa Workbench editor, from the main Workbench page navigate to Tools > Options > Appearance, and check the Beta Options checkbox (near the bottom of these settings). Re-open the Aqwa Workbench editor, and you should find an option 'Include Linear Connection Stiffness Matrices' at the bottom of 'Common Analysis Options' in the Hydrodynamic Response Analysis Settings. I hope this helps. Mike 
 
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