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Ram Elements - Modeling FAQ

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Revision 5 posted to Structural Analysis and Design - Wiki by Seth Guthrie on 11/6/2014 12:20:55 AM

  
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 Product(s):RAM Elements
 Version(s):13.0 or later
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 Original Author:Bentley Technical Support Group
  

Is there a way to add a node or connect two members that are crossing each other?

Select the two crossing or nearly crossing members. Then use Process - Segment selection to introduce a node at the intersection point.  Be sure to check the box that indicates, "Add intermediate nodes at memebr intersections"

There is a tolerance for this that you can control.

There is a similar option in the automatic meshing under Process - Analysis - Finite Element Model tab.

In cases where you have crossing members that should slip past each other, this option should be turned off.

How can I move all or part of my model?

In Ram Elements the position of all members and shells are derived from the node coordinates. To move a structure, you simply need to move the nodes. Tools are provided to make it easy to add, subtract or even multiply the nodal coordinates by a constant as shown in the video below:

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See Also

RAM Elements - View Control FAQ

Structural Product TechNotes And FAQs

Tags: RAM Elements, Modeling

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