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I'm attempting to model a moving ground in Adams/Car. A moving ground is for instance a suspension bridge or a floating bridge that is subjected to environmental excitation. Is there a method to model a floating bridge using the road builder module ?

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prasiv over 5 years ago
I have the necessary excitation data signals that need to be applied to this moving ground. I will then subject this to a full-vehicle simulation to investigate vehicle dynamics. However, so far, I wasn't successful in finding any posts or threads that deal with this topic and I've hit a dead-end. Could someone please help or provide advice?
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