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How to apply uniform varying load in hypermesh ?
Hello ravi,
For example consider load is varying from 1N to 10N on a cantilever plate <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>.
In that case you have to create two forces of 1N and 10N at the end of the load region.
Go to> Analysis> Force>
Under Global coordinate system change the load type from 'Constant vector' to 'Linear interpolation' as shown in the figure .
Regards
Raviteja
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Hello Raviteja,
first i have created 2 loads at the ends shown in images
Analysis> Force>
Under Global coordinate system change the load type from 'Constant vector' to 'Linear interpolation' > fill gap option is not shown
For web usage (like this forum) try to use JPG or PNG when you posted your pictures.
Helllo ravi,
I am using hm12 may be you are using some lower version.
If u didn't get the distributed load, just increase the search radius more or less equal to the distance between the loads that you want to create the distributed load.
Regards,
ok, Mr. Q.NGUYEN-DAI
Thankx
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