Reactions Table

Check the support reactions of the analysis results in a spreadsheet format table.

Table Tool in MIDAS/Gen offers a variety of powerful built-in functions. Refer to the following items for detail directions:

Usage of Table Tool

Terminology

Familiarize with Usage

Basic directions (Cell motion, selection, size control, etc.)

Data manipulation (Add, delete, modify data, etc.)

Copy/Paste data using clipboard

Supplementary Table functions

Table Sorting

Table format setting

Auto-fit column width

Graph printing

Supplementary functions by Table types

Node/Element Table

Results Table

From the Main Menu select Results > Result Tables > Reaction.

Select Result Tables > Reaction in the Tables tab of the Tree Menu.

(Refer to "Reaction Forces/Moments")

Upon executing the Reactions Table function, Records Activation Dialog prompts. Click after selecting the output entities such as nodes or elements, loading conditions, construction stages, etc.

Note 1
Refer to Results Table of "Usage of Table Tool" for the usage of Records Activation Dialog.

Note 2
The Records Activation dialog box of the Result Table is adjusted lengthwise vertically.

Refer to Usage of Table Tool and check the following data:

Node: Node number

Load: Unit load case/combination

Stage: Construction stage

Step: Sub-stage

FX: Reaction component in GCS X-direction

FY: Reaction component in GCS Y-direction

FZ: Reaction component in GCS Z-direction

MX: Moment reaction component about GCS X- axis

MY: Moment reaction component about GCS Y- axis

MZ: Moment reaction component about GCS Z- axis

Fx: Reaction component in the node's local x-direction

Fy: Reaction component in the node's local y-direction

Fz: Reaction component in the node's local z-direction

Mx: Moment reaction component about the node's local x-axis

My: Moment reaction component about the node's local y-axis

Mz: Moment reaction component about the node's local z-axis

Note
The Stage and Step columns in the Analysis Result Table are produced for a construction stage analysis or Hydration Heat Analysis. The Step column is produced also for a geometric nonlinear analysis.