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How to enter the azimuth of the eccentric load on the tower?

2017-10-08View Original

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When calculating eccentric loads, the azimuth of the eccentric load is the angle between the positive X-axis direction and the line connecting the coordinate origin to the eccentric load. How is the X-axis determined?
Reply #22017-10-09
The input for SW6 is the algebraic sum of all the eccentric loads, without considering direction; in other words, the eccentric shaft loads are considered to be in the same direction
Reply #32017-10-12
Thank you. May I ask, but if multiple eccentric loads are not within 90 degrees of each other in the circumferential direction, does it matter whether their directions are considered or not?
Reply #42017-10-12
If there is only one load, it’s 0°; if there are multiple loads, it’s the direction angle relative to one of the loads

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