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September 22, 2023 at 2:48 pmAlexandre GomesSubscriber
Hi,
Could someone help me invert the direction of the load while using SFgrad?
I am trying to apply a triangular pressure on a surface (component called Nmon) but the applied load is in direction +Y, however i would like to invert the direction of the applied load to -Y. The load magnitude varies in the z direction.
I am using the SFgrad command, as follows:
SfGradSfGrad, Pres, 0, Z, 634, 1e4 !SfGrad, Lab=Pres, SlKCN=0, SlDir=Z, SlZer=ZAlb, Slope=1.e4 = 10 m/s^2 * 1000 kg/m3AllSel, All, AllCmSel, S, NMonNSel, R, Loc, Z, 500, 634 ! NSel, Type=R, Item=Loc, Comp=Z, Vmin, Vmax, Vinc, kAbsSf, All, Pres, 0. ! Sf, Nlist=All, Lab=Pres, Value=0., Value2, – , MeshFlag -
September 26, 2023 at 12:47 pmSurya PrakashAnsys Employee
Hi Alexandre,
Can you please check this help documentation on the "SFCONTROL" command and see if it helps?
SFCONTROL (ansys.com)
Thanks,
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September 26, 2023 at 5:18 pmmrifeAnsys Employee
Hi Alexandre
Have you tried simply changing the sign of the load and slope? Mike
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