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MeshLoad

Hello everyone,

I don't know if I can use MeshLoad for that, but I'm trying to use it to see the load amount that should belong to every beam in a floor (since the have no equal loads).

The problem is that I've solved by other ways and I know that the loads that seem to get to every beam are not correct (the correct ones are written besides every line).

I thought it could be used as a surface load without the need to use a shell as structure, but obviously I'm doing something wrong, so...What are my mistakes?

Thanks in advance,

Pablo

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Permalink Reply by Karamba3D on March 24, 2015 at 1:26am

Hello Pablo Gomez,

it seems as though the load quantities you write besides the lines are resultant loads (kN). Line loads have the physical unit kN/m. So for the side with length 9.6[m]: 14.6[kN]/9.6 [m]=1.52[kN/m] which is close to the 1.55[kN/m] generated via the MeshLoad-component.

Best,

Clemens

Permalink Reply by Pablogomez on March 24, 2015 at 5:48am

Hello Clemens, 

Ok, that was quite stupid from me...thank you very much Clemens!

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