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发表于 2011-7-14 09:15:06
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To avoid nonphysical conditions, you must carefully select the desired mass and inertia values. Sometimes, Adams/Car cannot match the desired aggregate mass properties you input because the properties result in negative mass or in negative principal inertias for the part you select to modify.
For example, assume the aggregate mass of the model is 2000 kg, and the mass of the part is 400 kg. If you input a desired aggregate mass of 1500kg, then to match the desired mass the modified part must have a mass of (400+(1500-2000))=-100 kg, which is nonphysical. Two conditions lead to error:
• If the calculated mass for the part < 0, Adams/Car cancels the adjustment.
• If the principal inertias < 0, Adams/Car adjusts the mass and the location of the center of gravity (CG) of the part (so that the overall location of the CG of the model is the one you entered), but does not modify the moments of inertia. |
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