Analysis-Independent Design Response
For the moment of inertia, the following table shows the allowed combinations between the
strategy and the items OBJ_FUNC
and CONSTRAINT
with C for
controller and S for sensitivity-based optimization.
|
TOPO |
SHAPE |
BEAD |
SIZING |
OBJ_FUNC |
S |
S |
S |
S |
CONSTRAINT |
S |
S |
S |
S |
The moments of inertia can be applied as DRESP
(topology, sizing, and bead
optimization) and as VARIABLE
(topology, sizing, shape, and bead optimization).
The moments of inertia are defined using INERTIA_XX
,
INERTIA_XY
(INERTIA_YX
), INERTIA_XZ
(INERTIA_ZX
), INERTIA_YY
, INERTIA_YZ
(INERTIA_ZY
), and INERTIA_ZZ
, respectively.
Mathematically, the moments of inertia about the origin of the coordinate system are given by the
above integrals, which can be calculated in a global or a local coordinate system. The local
coordinate system is defined using CS_REF
. The volume for which the moments of
inertia are calculated is defined using EL_GROUP
.
Note:
- Only the elements of the element group (
EL_GROUP
) listed
in the tables of supported element types will be applied in the calculation
of the moments of inertia.
- The product of inertia with respect to any two orthogonal axes is
zero if either of the axes is an axis of symmetry.
- The physical density defined in the finite element input file will be used in the calculation of
the moments of inertia.
The design response (DRESP
) for the moment of inertia
about the line through the origin, parallel to the x-axis is defined
like
DRESP
ID_NAME = ...
DEF_TYPE = SYSTEM
TYPE = INERTIA_XX
EL_GROUP = ...
CS_REF = ...
END_
The design response (DRESP
) for the moment of inertia
about the line through the origin, parallel to the y-axis is defined
like
DRESP
ID_NAME = ...
DEF_TYPE = SYSTEM
TYPE = INERTIA_YY
EL_GROUP = ...
CS_REF = ...
END_
The design response (DRESP
) for the moment of inertia
about the line through the origin, parallel to the z-axis is defined
like
DRESP
ID_NAME = ...
DEF_TYPE = SYSTEM
TYPE = INERTIA_ZZ
EL_GROUP = ...
CS_REF = ...
END_
The design response (DRESP
) for the moment of inertia
describing the coupling between the rotation parallel to the x-axis
and the rotation parallel to the y-axis yields:
DRESP
ID_NAME = ...
DEF_TYPE = SYSTEM
TYPE = INERTIA_XY
(Alternatively, TYPE =INERTIA_YX)
EL_GROUP = ...
CS_REF = ...
END_
The design response (DRESP
) for the moment of inertia
describing the coupling between the rotation parallel to the x-axis
and the rotation parallel to the z-axis yields:
DRESP
ID_NAME = ...
DEF_TYPE = SYSTEM
TYPE = INERTIA_XZ
(Alternatively, TYPE = INERTIA_ZX)
EL_GROUP = ...
CS_REF = ...
END_
The design response (DRESP
) for the moment of inertia
describing the coupling between the rotation parallel to the y-axis
and the rotation parallel to the z-axis yields:
DRESP
ID_NAME = ...
DEF_TYPE = SYSTEM
TYPE = INERTIA_YZ
(Alternatively, TYPE = INERTIA_YZ)
EL_GROUP = ...
CS_REF = ...
END_
Examples of Commands
For example, the design response (DRESP
) for the moment of
inertia of the entire structure (ALL_ELEMENTS
) about
the line through the origin of the global coordinate system, parallel
to the y-axis is defined like
DRESP
ID_NAME = DRESP_INERTIA_YY_GLOBAL
DEF_TYPE = SYSTEM
TYPE = INERTIA_YY
EL_GROUP = ALL_ELEMENTS
END_
For example, the definition of the design response (DRESP
) for the moment of
inertia of the substructure called EL_GROUP_2
is calculated about the line
through the origin of the local coordinate system number 23, parallel to the y-axis is like the
following:
DRESP
ID_NAME = DRESP_INERTIA_YY_LOCAL
DEF_TYPE = SYSTEM
TYPE = CENTER_GRAVITY_X
EL_GROUP = EL_GROUP_2
CS_REF = CS_23
END_