Hey,
I want to use gravity in my calculation. In the Tutorial 2: "Linear elasticity equation – Loaded
elastic beam" the gravity is realised by adding a body force:
Model
BodyForce
Name = Gravity
Linear Elasticity
Force 2 = $ -9.81 * 550
where 550 is the density of the material. In one statement in the forum
(viewtopic.php?f=3&t=100&p=332&hilit=bod ... nsity#p331)
however I found that the body force will be multiplied with the density in the code. What is correct?
Cheers
Tobias
Body Force/Gravity
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Re: Body Force/Gravity
Hi
It seems that there are mixed conventions:
- In StressSolve body force is not automatically multiplied by density (edit, was gravity)
- In FlowSolver body force is automatically multiplied by density (edit)
-Peter
It seems that there are mixed conventions:
- In StressSolve body force is not automatically multiplied by density (edit, was gravity)
- In FlowSolver body force is automatically multiplied by density (edit)
-Peter
Re: Body Force/Gravity
Hi Peter,
thanks for the quick answere. Did you mean density or gravity? If you ment gravity, please expand a bit on what exactly happens with the body force input.
Cheers
Tobias
thanks for the quick answere. Did you mean density or gravity? If you ment gravity, please expand a bit on what exactly happens with the body force input.
Cheers
Tobias
Re: Body Force/Gravity
Hi,
yes, Peter surely meant "density" instead of "gravity".
Regards, Juha
yes, Peter surely meant "density" instead of "gravity".
Regards, Juha