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Hello everyone,
I want to describe a moment for my project. Can you explain me? I described forces and I have to describe a moment but if I add a new load collector, I won't describe a new load step because of static load step gives permission us only a force. I shared a photo of the case study.
Thank you so much.
you can do it just like any other loadstep that you have created.
Loadstep 1
SPC =1
LOAD = your_Vertical_force_load_collector
Loadstep 2
LOAD = your_Horizontal_force_load_collector
Loadstep 3
LOAD = your_inclined_force_load_collector
Loadstep 4
LOAD = your_Moment_load_collector
You can create the 'moment' in the 'Moment' panel. Hit "ctrl+F" and type moment. You can select a node and define the value.
If this is a separate load, you neeed a separate load collector for it.
If you want to combine all of them, you can combine them by using a load collector of type 'LOADADD'.
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