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In Harmonic analysis, how to apply a force with different magnitude at different frequency?

Tagged: 18, mechanical, Modal/Harmonic Response, Structural Mechanics/ Structural dynamics, structural-dynamics, structural-mechanics
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:04 am
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      Insert a Force object in the analysis settings. If you are defining the force by vector, select ‘Tabular’ Frequency for the Magnitude. If you are defining the force by component, select ‘Tabular Frequency’ for X, Y and Z component. On the bottom right quadrant of the window, a table will be displayed with columns for Frequency, Magnitude and Phase angle

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