Nodal Load type
The user can make a Cartesian load on a node. A modal load case has one or more loads of Nodal Load type.
Figure 1 Definition Modal Load [Nodal Load]
• RFlex Body: Displays a name of selected RFlex body.
• Load Name: Displays a name of modal load case. This name can be modified in the Modal Load Case dialog box.
• Node ID: Writes a node id of selected RFlex body.
• FX, FY, FZ: Force vector on the node id with respect to the reference frame of RFlex body.
• TX, TY, TZ: Torque vector on the node id with respect to the reference frame of RFlex body.
• : Executes Node Selection Dialog.
• Add: Adds a load of the Nodal Load type.
• Delete: Deletes selected loads of the Nodal Load type.
• Close: Closes this dialog box.
Modal Load type
The user can directly define a converted modal force vector. The load vector size is [(6+nmode) x 1]. The “nmode” is a number of all modes in a selected RFlex body.
Figure 2 Definition Modal Load [Modal Load]
• RFlex Body: Displays a name of selected RFlex body.
• Load Name: Displays a name of modal load case. This name can be modified in the Modal Load Case dialog box.
• Mode Seq.: Displays all modes of selected RFlex body and a generalized force and torque for the rigid motion of RFlex body.
• Value: Inputs desired values.