panel set acf_twindow static_simulation
Specifies the type of analysis you want Adams to perform is static.
The STATIC_SIMULATION command specifies that Adams is to run either a static equilibrium analysis or a quasi-static equilibrium analysis. If you choose STATIC_SIMULATION and fail to specify an END_TIME, or NUMBER_OF_STEPS, Adams performs a static equilibrium analysis at the current time. If you use choose STATIC_SIMULATION and specify an end time and one or more steps, Adams performs a quasi- static equilibrium analysis.
You may use the 'MODEL VERIFY' command to display the number of degrees-of-freedom in your model.
Format:
panel set acf_twindow static_simulation |
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number_of_steps = | integer |
step_size = | real |
end_time = | real |
duration = | real |
Example:
panel set acf_twindow static_simulation & |
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number_of_steps = | 100 & |
end_time = | 5.0 |
Description:
Parameter | Value Type | Description |
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number_of_steps | Integer | Specifies the number of values to be stored in each component of a result set being read from a file. |
step_size | Real | Specifies the size of the output step for a dynamic, kinematic, or quasi-static equilibrium analysis in model time units. STEP_SIZE must be greater than zero. |
end_time | Real | Specifies the end time for a dynamic, kinematic, or quasi-static equilibrium analysis. |
duration | real | Specifies the duration for a dynamic, kinematic, or quasi-static equilibrium analysis in model time units. The DURATION must be greater than zero. |
Extended Definition:
1. All components being read from a file must have the same number of steps. Lines that do not begin with a number are considered comments and ignored.
If the parameter “number_of_steps” is not specified the size of the components will be inferred from the format of the file. A component will be read from a file until a comment line is encountered. This commented line marks the end of the component.
2. The parameter END_TIME must be greater than the begin time. Since the begin time must be greater than zero, this means that the end time must also be greater that zero.