Can you simulate G load cases by manipulating gravity loads?
Can you simulate G load cases by manipulating gravity loads?
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Can you simulate G load cases by manipulating gravity loads? For example if a unit is experiencing 50Gs and then set the gravity to 50 x 386.4 in/s^2 = 19320 in/s^2, will I get the desired effects of 50Gs on the unit?





RE: Can you simulate G load cases by manipulating gravity loads?
RE: Can you simulate G load cases by manipulating gravity loads?
Thank you for your response.
I do want to simulate a shock load, but I do not have a SRS to plug in. My thinking is that if the shock is 50g for .002 sec, I can treat this as a static case at full response of shock. Does this make sense?
Thank you for your input.
RE: Can you simulate G load cases by manipulating gravity loads?