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Moving load and mass

Moving load and mass

Moving load and mass

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Dear experts

I'm modeling moving load and mass on a euler beam in 2D.

Do I can put gravity on point mass?

I have done a moving load problem but, I have no idea on moving mass.

If I can apply gravity on the point, I can do that. but, it didn't work at all.

Could you let me know?

Thanks


RE: Moving load and mass

You need to provide more info on the solver you are using and about your problem.

From what I understand you are using 2D Eulerian elements to model a beam ?

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