Bulk Data Entry
PTFORC1 – Pretensioning Force Definition, Alternate Form
Description
Defines pretensioning force on a set of pretension sections.
Format
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PTFORC1 |
PSID |
F |
SID1 |
SID2 |
SID3 |
SID4 |
SID5 |
SID6 |
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SID7 |
SID8 |
SID9 |
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PSID |
Pretensioning load set identification number. (Integer > 0) |
F |
Pretensioning force applied on this set of sections. (Positive value creates tension). See comment 2. (Real) |
SIDi |
Pretension section identification number. (Integer > 0) |
1. | PTFORC1 can be referred by PTADD or by the PRETENSION command in the subcase directly. |
2. | Pretensioning force is actually a pair of forces, applied to the opposite sides of the pretension section. This represents the effect of tightening the nut by a set longitudinal force (which is related to the applied torque). |
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