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Can I please know how to know the instantaneous value of the torque applied on the four bar.
The model contains no errors but I just cannot exactly know how to obtain the torque value on the crank.
Hi,
the procedure to extract the torque associated with an applied motion is described in free ebook Practical Aspects of Multi-Body Simulation with HyperWorks
The excerpt is attached:
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Hi Wewake,
Have you tried to create the outputs as Ivan said?
If you don't want to ask for Motion output using expression builder, you can request a simple force output entity and apply it to the bodies, joints or even the applied motion?
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