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How to activate/deactivate the spatial varying pressure in between load steps?

Tagged: 17.2, General, mechanical, Structural Mechanics/ general, structural-mechanics
    • August 25, 2023 at 12:16 pm
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      Define the pressure as a table using independent variable X or Y or Z as required. In the bottom right quadrant, a graph of pressure on Y axis vs space variable on X axis will be displayed. In the ‘Details View’ of the pressure, go to ‘Graph Control’. Change the X-axis control to ‘Time’. A graph of Scale vs Time will be displayed. To Activate/deactivate, select load step in the tabular data on the right side >>right click >> click ‘Activate/deactivate at this step!’ Please see the attached image for reference

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