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#58979 - 05/13/14 06:54 AM time history
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hi,when i do time history analysis,i always come into the trouble to time history definition.what spectrum i input isn't the relation the time vs force.can you help me ?

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#58987 - 05/13/14 11:52 AM Re: time history [Re: teroy]
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You're not defining a spectrum, but rather a "time pulse". You did set the "analysis type" to "time history" - right?
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#59049 - 05/19/14 12:43 AM Re: time history [Re: teroy]
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first, i really thanks for you give me a hand。i make a mistake for defining the curve of time vs force, but there is another question that insufficient memory when coming to time history analysis.

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#59069 - 05/19/14 12:07 PM Re: time history [Re: teroy]
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Go to the Configuration Module (the Miscellaneous pane) and allocate more RAM to CAESAR II.
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#59071 - 05/19/14 01:38 PM Re: time history [Re: teroy]
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Also, increase your time step and/or reduce your load duration.
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#59086 - 05/20/14 07:01 PM Re: time history [Re: Richard Ay]
teroy Offline
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i did that,but 256 MB is the largest memory。if i don't reduce time step,i still can't go calculation。what's possible for my model?

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#59087 - 05/20/14 07:05 PM Re: time history [Re: Dave Diehl]
teroy Offline
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is it serious for increasing the time step?is there any rules for load duration ?

thanks for dave!

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#59090 - 05/20/14 08:43 PM Re: time history [Re: teroy]
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We suggest ten steps for the highest frequency included in the analysis. For example, if frequency cutoff equals 50 Hz, then time step equals 1/10th of 1/50 seconds. That's 2 ms. Compare that with the "default value" of 0.1 ms. Time step should also be short enough to characterize the load time history.
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#59108 - 05/21/14 06:37 PM Re: time history [Re: Dave Diehl]
teroy Offline
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3q,Dave!i have got your point。do you have any materials of time history analysis for study,which i want to go further study,or you can give me some advices。

thanks a lot !

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#59166 - 05/27/14 10:46 AM Re: time history [Re: teroy]
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Our webinar on the subject should be useful. Find it at:
http://coade.typepad.com/coadeinsider/webinar---caesar-ii/
Fill out the form and we'll send you the link.
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