Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
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Is there any specific reason behind , the analysis software is not considering the force if they are applied in any specific nodes. But they consider forces in static analysis.
Is there any other way to consider that force in modal and dynamic analysis
Appreciate your comments
Is there any other way to consider that force in modal and dynamic analysis
Appreciate your comments





RE: Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
RE: Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
In a static analysis, you may apply a load to a part/assembly and determine deflections, stress, strain, reactions forces, etc.
Brian
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RE: Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
But ,It is possible to make a response analysis (Frequency response for my study) in which we can make a function( force vs frequency) and input at the desired point. Right?
In brief, my case has to be excited with a vibration at component fixing point and this force has to be applied at a specific node . Stress has to be observed as output for a limited frequency range
RE: Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
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RE: Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
RE: Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
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RE: Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
RE: Why Force is not considered by software during modal and frequency response analysis
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