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RLOAD create an undefined grid error if exciation point is inside the superelements. Is there any way to apply dynamic load to the points inside the superlements during sol 111 run after creation of reduced matrices in sol 103 run ?

MOzer
MOzer over 8 years ago
RLOAD create an undefined grid error if exciation point is inside the superelements. Is there any way to apply dynamic load to the points inside the superlements during sol 111 run after creation of reduced matrices in sol 103 run ?
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    0 Don.Graff over 8 years ago
    You can apply loading during the creation of the external superelement, but not after the reduction is already done. If you are only applying point loads, the best approach is to put any loaded grids on the external SE boundary, so they are available to load as desired in the assembly run. If you want to apply the dynamic loading to the upstream during the creation run, please see this article: simcompanion.mscsoftware.com/.../index
     
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