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RCROSS – Cross-Power Spectral Density Functions Output

Description

Defines a pair of response quantities for computing the cross-power spectral density functions in random response analysis.

Format

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RCROSS

SID

RTYPE1

ID1

COMP1

RTYPE2

ID2

COMP2

 

 

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RCROSS

20

DISP

50

2

STRESS

150

8

4

 

Field

Contents

SID

RCROSS set identification number.

No default (Integer > 0)

RTYPE#

Type of response quantity. At least one field must be selected. If either RTYPE1 or RTYPE2 is blank, then the blank field takes the default from the defined field.

DISP - Displacement vector
VELO - Velocity vector
ACCEL - Acceleration vector
STRESS - Element stress
STRAIN - Element strain

ID#

Element, grid, or scalar point identification number.

No default (Integer > 0)

COMP#

Component code (item) identification number. See comment 2.

No default (Integer > 0)

Comments

1.This entry is required for computing the cross-power spectral density function. SID must be selected with the I/O Option RCROSS. Fields RTYPE1, ID1, and COMP1 represent the first response quantity and fields RTYPE2, ID2, and COMP2 represent the second response quantity.
2.For elements, COMP# represents a component of the element stress or strain as described in the following table.

Element

Stress/Strain Item

Number code

All Solid Elements

Normal X

6 or 12

Normal Y

7 or 13

Normal Z

8 or 14

Shear XY

9 or 15

Shear YZ

10 or 16

Shear XZ

11 or 17

All Shell Elements

Normal X at Z1

3 or 4

Normal X at Z2

10 or 11

Normal Y at Z1

5 or 6

Normal Y at Z2

12 or 13

Shear XY at Z1

7 or 8

Shear XY at Z2

14 or 15

For grid points, COMP# represents a component of the displacement, velocity or acceleration as described in the following table:

Response

Number code

Translation X

1 or 7

Translation Y

2 or 8

Translation Z

3 or 9

Rotation X

4 or 10

Rotation Y

5 or 11

Rotation Z

6 or 12

For scalar points, COMP# should always be 1.

See Also:

Bulk Data Section

Guidelines for Bulk Data Entries

Bulk Data Entries by Function

The Input File