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Excitation point

Excitation point

Excitation point

(OP)
Hey guys ,

I would like to know where exactly shall I place the point of excitations? I have placed the excitation at a point that's level to the base of the spring. And that point is connected via RBE2 elements , is this a correct practice , please do shed some light on this

Thank you so much

caemagic

RE: Excitation point

(OP)
Please check the attachment for more details

RE: Excitation point

Hello!,
The position really dosen´t matter, some point in the middle of the dependent nodes, a distance below.
Best regards,
Blas.

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Ingeniero Industrial
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RE: Excitation point

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thank you so much Blas!

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