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Due to limitations in the Material model for orthotropic Timber materials in Robot, the following assumptions have been made when converting the BHoM material to Robot:
Youngs modulus is set to the x-component of the vector in the BHoM material.
Youngs modulus transversal is set to the average of the y and z-component of the vector in the BHoM material
The ShearModulus (G) is set to the average value of all components of the vector in the BHoM material
The Thermal Expansion Coefficient is set to the x-component of the vector in the BHoM material
Poissons Ratio is ignored for timber materials.
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GenericIsotropicMaterial
Material
Other
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GenericOrthotropicMaterial
Material
Other
Robot does not support generic orthotropic materials. Material pushed will be treated as an isotropic material, only taking the x-component of the values into acount. This means the y and z-components of the vectors for YoungsModulus, ShearModulus, PoissonsRatio and ThermalExpansionCoeff will be ignored.
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Section Properties
When pushing a section property, the adapter first tries to create a standard section based on the name of the section. Which of the section data bases that will be used depends on the RobotConfig. Bear in mind here that this will trump the numerical parameters of the section, that is, if the Section Name is equivalent to a standard section in Robot, the geometrical properties of the section being pushed will be ignored.
Steel profiles
If a matching Standard section can't be found the following parametric section will get created. Note that some properties such as
Corner, toe and fillet radii
Weld size
will be lost when creating these parametric sections.
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AngleProfile
NotSupported
This section can be created but is not fully supported by Robot. The section can be displayed but will have section constants set to 0
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BoxProfile
Rectangular
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ChannelProfile
C-Shape
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CircleProfile
Tube - Solid
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FabricatedBoxProfile
Box-III
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FabricatedISectionProfile
I-monosymmetric
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GeneralisedFabricatedBoxProfile
Box-III
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ISectionProfile
I-bisymmetric
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RectangleProfile
Rectanular - Solid
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TSectionProfile
T-Shape
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TubeProfile
Tube - Holow
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All other profiles
NotSupported
Area, moment of inertia and other properties will still be assigned as a custom section
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Concrete profiles
The following concrete profiles are supported in robot:
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RectangleProfile
Rectangular
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CircleProfile
Circular
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FabricatedISectionProfile
I-monosymmetric
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ISectionProfile
I-bisymmetric
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TSectionProfile
T-Shape
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All other profiles
NotSupported or NotImplemented
Area, moment of inertia and other properties will still be assigned as a custom section
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BHoM Type
Robot Type
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Loadcase
Load Case
Loadcase can not have the same number as any other load case or load combination
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LoadCombination
Load Case Combination
Load combination can not have the same number as any other load case or load combination
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GravityLoad
Self-weight
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PointLoad
Nodal Force
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PointDisplacement
Imposed displacement
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PointAcceleration
Imposed acceleration
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PointVelocity
Imposed velocity
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BarUniformlyDistributedLoad
Uniform load/Uniform Moment
If both the Force and Moment vector has been set, two loads will be created in Robot for one BHoM load.