Analysis Result which relates the Rotation/Displacement to its corresponding mode in ETABS
Analysis Result which relates the Rotation/Displacement to its corresponding mode in ETABS
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Hi Everyone,
Im doing Dynamic Analysis in Etabs to capture the first 3 modes(response) of the Building, it is understood that Mode 1 and Mode 2 should be translational in orthogonal directions and Mode 3 is more likelt rotation. My question is, is there any tabulated output maybe a Node Displacement and or Rotation to be able to check these first 3 Modes and to make sure mode 1 and 2 are translational in nature.
I could not find any tabulated result in the Analysis Result which relates the Rotation/Displacement to its corresponding mode, i have also checked the Summary Result but i was not able to see any related info.
Any input is highly appreciated,
Thanks very much in advance,
Regards,
Kenneth
Im doing Dynamic Analysis in Etabs to capture the first 3 modes(response) of the Building, it is understood that Mode 1 and Mode 2 should be translational in orthogonal directions and Mode 3 is more likelt rotation. My question is, is there any tabulated output maybe a Node Displacement and or Rotation to be able to check these first 3 Modes and to make sure mode 1 and 2 are translational in nature.
I could not find any tabulated result in the Analysis Result which relates the Rotation/Displacement to its corresponding mode, i have also checked the Summary Result but i was not able to see any related info.
Any input is highly appreciated,
Thanks very much in advance,
Regards,
Kenneth






RE: Analysis Result which relates the Rotation/Displacement to its corresponding mode in ETABS
RE: Analysis Result which relates the Rotation/Displacement to its corresponding mode in ETABS
I prefer to get a tabulated result as im not confindent checking Mode shapes animation visually. Do you know how extract these info which relates the rotation and or displacement to its corresponding mode shape, i cant find any related info in Result table output as well as in the Summary Output.
Regards,
Kenneth