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--- wiki:sns:intactgh:body_loads [2023/05/17 14:47] – sandy
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 Body loads comprise forces that are distributed over a solid volume.  Probably the most familiar of these is the gravitational force acting on a mass to give it weight.
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 Body loads are applied by connecting to the volumetric loads input on the Intact.Simulation stress solver component.  When several body loads are applied simultaneously, the simulation sums their contributions.
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 A rotational body load has 3 inputs:
-  * angular velocity (in radians/sec)
+  * A: axis of rotation
-  * angular acceleration (in radians/sec²)
+  * V: angular velocity (in radians/sec)
-  * axis of rotation
+  * Acc: angular acceleration (in radians/sec²)
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 The inputs to the acceleration field are:
-  * the direction of the acceleration field (a vector)
+  * V: the direction of the acceleration field (a vector)
-  * the magnitude of acceleration in units of length/s²
+  * Acc: the magnitude of acceleration in units of length/s²
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