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Load-Case Combination
Superimposes load-cases.
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Load-case Combination Rules (Karamba3D) | Rules | Rules for combining load-cases. This is the syntax in a nutshell: blanks are ignored, everything after '#' is a remark. A combination rule looks like this: name = expr Names are case sensitive and need to start with a letter followed by numbers or letter Expressions may contain factored names of load-cases combined with '|', '+', '-', and '&'. '|' has the lowest, '&' the highest priority. Changes in priority may be expressed via '(' and ')'. A factored name looks like this: 'number*name' or '(number1|number2)*name'. '(number1|number2)*name' means number1 or number2 times name. number1 is assumed to be the larger of the two. '|' means 'or'. '+' means 'and'. '-' means 'and minus' '&' means combination with upper and lower limit multiplication: '(2|1)*name1 & (4|3)*name2' results in (2*name1 + 3*name2)|(1*name1 + 4*name2) | Text |
| Load-case Selection | Selection | List of load-case of load-combination names to be calculated. If empty all load-cases and load-combinations are included in the calculation. | Text |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Load | Load | Load for a structural model which describes a load-case combination. | Load |
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