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Hello,
A basic question : what is the difference between Bushes and Springs in MotionView ?
Is a Bush an element composed of 6 Springs/Dampers ? Or is it more complicated than that ?
Thanks for the answer !
Cédric
HI,
Bushings are typically used to reduce vibration and noise, absorb shock, and accommodate misalignments.
In MotonView,
A Spring Damper entity defines a spring damper acting between two Bodies. The element can be Coil Spring translational (applies a force) or Torsion Spring rotational (applies a torque). In both cases, the force is characterized by a stiffness coefficient, a damping coefficient, a free length and a preload
A Bushing entity defines a force and torque acting between two Bodies. The force and torque consist of three major effects: a spring force, a damping force, and a preloadvector.
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