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Enter the Load Sets, spectrum functions and loading directions for response spectrum analysis. |
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Model > Load > Response Spectrum Analysis Data > Response Spectrum Load Set |
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<Response Spectrum Load Set>
Load Set Name Enter
the name of the Response Spectrum Load Set. Description Enter
a brief description of the Load Set. Spectrum Function Function Name Select a spectrum function name. If spectral
functions have not been defined, click Select
the GCS direction of the response spectrum loads. Displays the selected direction in vector. Scale
factor for the entered response spectrum excitation A multiplying
factor for periods calculated by Eigenvalue analysis. This factor applies
to all the natural periods calculated by Eigenvalue analysis for response
spectrum analysis. This functionality becomes useful, for example, when
the user wants to account for the stiffness contribution of non-structural
elements, in which case the user may prefer to reduce the calculated periods. Damping Damping Ratio Enter
a damping ratio When
a single spectrum is selected, a modifying equation is used to adjust
the spectrum applied to each mode having a corresponding damping ratio.
Click <Damping Method> Direct Modal The
user defines the damping ratio for each mode, and the modal response is
calculated based on the spectrum function, which is modified by the user-defined
damping ratio.
<Damping Method - Direct Modal>
Direct Specification of Modal Damping Directly
Specify the damping ratio for each mode. Damping Ratio for All Modes It applies to every mode except the ones that the user has directly specified. It applies to all the modes other than the damping ratios assigned to the specific modes in the Modal Damping Overrides table below. When the entered damping ratio is different from the user-defined damping ratio in Response Spectrum Functions, the previous spectrum data will be interpolated based on this damping ratio. Modal Damping Overrides The
user directly defines the damping ratio for each mode. Mode Mode Number Damping Ratio Damping
ratio for each mode
Mass & Stiffness Proportional Using
the dynamic property and the modal damping ratios of two modes, the damping
matrix, which is proportional to Mass and Stiffness, is generated. This
damping matrix evaluates the damping ratio for each mode, and the response
spectrum analysis is carried out while reflecting the modal damping ratio.
<Damping Method - Mass & Stiffness Proportional>
Damping Type Select
if the damping matrix is proportional to Mass or to Stiffness. Direct Specification The user directly defines the proportional coefficients for the checked Damping Type. Cal. from Modal Damping Using
the modal damping ratios that are specified by the user , it automatically
calculates and inputs the proportional coefficients. Coefficients Calculation If
either Mass or Stiffness Proportional is checked in Damping Type, modal
damping ratio of only one mode can be entered. If both are checked, modal
damping ratios of two modes can be specified. Frequency [Hz] Enter the frequency of the corresponding mode to be assigned a damping ratio for calculating proportional coefficients. Period [Sec] Enter the period of the corresponding mode to be assigned a damping ratio for calculating proportional coefficients. Damping Ratio Enter
the damping ratio corresponding to the specified frequency or the period.
<Damping Ratio>
Interpolation of Spectral Data Select the method of interpolating the response spectrum load data. Linear Linear interpolation method. Logarithm Log-scale
interpolation method.
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