Question:
How do I add Gravity as a load case?Applies to:
- Simulation
- Optimization
Answer:
You can apply a gravity load case by using the Acceleration Load block. You can control the direction using the Vector Field from Components block.
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- How to set up a Parameter Optimization
- How do I use the Remap Constraint for Topology Optimization
- How to use Max and Min Feature Size Constraints?
- Parameter Optimization FAQ
- How to set up the Dependent Parameter
- How to Select an Algorithm for Parameter Optimization
- How to use Reaction Force Response
- Which constraints are compatible with each other?
- How to use the demold constraint
- How to define a passive region for optimization
- How to use Natural Frequency Response
- Field Optimization FAQ
- How to run field optimization
- Users' Guide to Topology Optimization
- How to run a topology optimization
- Understanding the Optimization settings
- How do I use geometric constraints?
- How do I add Gravity as a load case?
- Can I use more than one objective in a Topology Optimization?
- Can I run a Topology Optimization with an Orthotropic material?
- What type of material model does the Topology Optimization block use?
- Why does my Topology Optimization Result get rid of important areas on my design?
- Why am I getting multiple bodies in my Topology Optimization Result?
- Unable to view Live results from Topology Optimization
- How to use the Overhang Constraint
- Invalid combination/design curve, not all elements could be mapped
- How to create Custom Field Optimization Component with a Custom Graph Unit Cell
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