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Mechanics of Structures and Machines Volume 22, 1994 - Issue 3
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Standardization of Flexible Body Modeling in Multibody System Codes, Part I: Definition of Standard Input Data*

Oskar Wallrapp D-82234 WESSLING, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
Pages 283-304 | Received 01 Jun 1993, Published online: 25 Jun 2007
 
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ABSTRACT

To facilitate the use of data that describe finite element or continuum models for the simulation of flexible members in multibody codes, standard input data (SID) is defined. The SID are based on a modal representation of small body deformations. Therefore, integrals appearing in the multibody system equations can be pre-calculated by pre-processors and stored in the SID file before simulation. The SID structure is organized using an object-oriented class description.

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* Communicated by R. Schwertassek.

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