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Is it possible to find out what the reaction loads are at the supports of a model after doing an analysis?
Hello,
This is possible in Inspire 2016.2. Just use Callout and mouse over the support of interest:
Thanks,
Matthieu
Ok I have had a little play with this and found a few things. When I tried this on a model that had only supports and forced displacement, after running the analysis I only got displacement results (no stress results) and mousing over with the callout gave a displacement not a reaction. If I then added a very small force and ran the analysis the results showed all the stress results as well as displacement and mousing over the forced displacement gave a reaction force.
Another thing, is it possible to get the load in a fastener connection?
Clayton
Clayton,
Please update to Inspire 2017. This issue is fixed in there.
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