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Hi Guys,
i use Pressure to define linear load for 1 D Beam. but it is wrong, displacement is in Y direction (linear load Pload1 in Z direction ).
Thanks Very Much
Leslie
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Hi 9527kun
Why do you think the results are wrong?
Hi Prakash Pagadala
load in z direction, but displacement in y direction, do you think the results are right?
Have you changed the TYPE to FZ or FZE?
Card edit the loads and change the type to FZ or FZE and check the results.
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where can i change the type to FZ or FZE, can you show me a Greenshot?
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I can guide you:
1) You should see an icon call card Edit
2) select that and change the selector type to Loads
3) change the config to Pressure and select the PLOAD1s
4) click and you should see the card.
5) in that change the type to FZ or FZE
hi Prakash Pagadala Unit of PLOAD1 is N/mm or N/mm^2?
thanks
it is N/mm^2
Prakash Pagadala
but Linear Load Unit is N/mm.
Thanks, Leslie
Yes you are right, it is a distributed load on a line in a span of length. so it is force per length.
it is N/mm.
I take my word back and I apologize.
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