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AX(I, J)

Description

The AX function computes the relative rotational displacement of marker I with respect to marker J about the X-axis of marker J. The computed angle takes into account the total number of revolutions between the two markers.  While computing this angle, it is assumed that rotations about the other two axes of marker J (Y and Z) are zero.  Then, the AX angle is the angle between the two Y-axes measured counterclockwise from the Y-axis of marker J. The first argument, marker I, must be specified, whereas the second argument, marker J, is optional.

Example

<Force_Vector_TwoBody

    id                   = "104004"

    type                 = "TorqueOnly"

    i_marker_id          = "10415720"

    j_floating_marker_id = "10416721"

    ref_marker_id        = "10416720"

    tx_expression        = "-(1000)*(AX(10415720,10416720))+(0)-(10)*WX(10415720,10416720,10416720)"

    ty_expression        = "-(1000)*(AY(10415720,10416720))+(0)-(10)*WY10415720,10416720,10416720)"

    tz_expression        = "-(100)*(AZ(10415720,10416720))+(0)-(1)  *WZ(10415720,10416720,10416720)"

 />

OR

<Post_Request

    comment              = "Left Caster/Kingpin Inclination"

    id                   = "71000030"

    type                 = "EXPRESSION"

    expr1                = "NULL"

    expr2                = "(AY(10803060,30101010))*RTOD"

    expr3                = "-(AX(10803060))*RTOD"

    expr4                = "NULL"

    expr5                = "NULL"

    expr6                = "NULL"

    expr7                = "NULL"

    expr8                = "NULL"

 />

Arguments

I

The marker whose rotational displacement is to be computed.

J

The marker with respect to which the rotational displacement is to be computed.  This argument is optional.  If omitted, it defaults to the ground coordinate system.

See Also:

AXU

Functions

Command Statements

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