Hi all
I am Madu from NY, USA doing my Master’s in Mechanical Engineering. I have
started working with AnyBody recently and I am going through the repository
models.
In the process I went through the 2D bike model. I need to know is there
anyway by which we can provide some kind of damping effect to this model-
esp. at crank joint. I also studied in a paper (not sure about the title/
source) that it is possible. But I am not sure how it is done in AnyBody. If
anybody can answer this it will be helpful.
Thanks for your time.
Regards
Madu.
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Damping is a reactive and dissipative force that is proportional to
velocity. Forces in AnyScript can be specified as mathematical
expressions, and they can depend on kinematics.
So it is quite easy to define a force that is proportionl to any
velocity in the model by simply writing
F = (some function of some velocity found in the model tree)
in an AnyForce object.
Best regards,
John
— In anyscript@yahoogroups.com, “Madu sudanan” <hellomadu@…>
wrote:
>
> Hi all
> I am Madu from NY, USA doing my Master’s in Mechanical Engineering.
I have
> started working with AnyBody recently and I am going through the
repository
> models.
> In the process I went through the 2D bike model. I need to know is
there
> anyway by which we can provide some kind of damping effect to this
model-
> esp. at crank joint. I also studied in a paper (not sure about the
title/
> source) that it is possible. But I am not sure how it is done in
AnyBody. If
> anybody can answer this it will be helpful.
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
> Regards
> Madu.
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>