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What does 1Y(1) in the safety valve output report mean?

2010-12-04View Original

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This post was last edited by strongerlihe on 2010-12-8 at 17:11. To all those who use Caesar II, I have a question: I am looking at the output report related to the safety valve’s discharge function. I would like to ask what 1Y(1) means? As I understand it, the first 1 represents the mode shape at a certain frequency, right? Y represents the Y direction, but what does (1) mean? I couldn’t find any information on it. I humbly ask for the guidance of all the teachers; thank you! ! ! !
Reply #22010-12-07
M – the number of modes. D can be the directions X, Y, Z, or S; S indicates a \"Skewed\" load. n is the sequence number of the load force. 1 Y(1) refers to Mode 1, which is in the Y direction – it is the first dynamic load force in the Y direction that you entered.
Reply #32010-12-08
I’ve already answered your questions on other forums; why are you posting them here again? http://www.pipingsoft.com/bbs/re ... o=lastpost#lastpost

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