Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis : Wind Simulation

Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis : Wind Simulation
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[@leanhquach6057]

Hello. I use Robot 2022, the wind coefficient when simulating f=(1-1.9), do you know how to make f=1 like in your Clip? Help me.

[@dougtyper]

Hi @Engineer Hunter, can you do this for my company ?

[@mohammedalsharif5395]

Good, but I did not understand the way we have to use to calculate the V(m/s)
Can you explain more ?

[@EngineerHunter]

Wind speed in Robot Structural Analysis doesn’t equal to the one we use in code. (Ex. ASCE wind speed is computed with gust speed 3s,...). In Robot Structural Analysis, wind speed with 1 hour gust as I remember.

[@juanignacioramos4876]

@@EngineerHunter Hello! Excelent video!, but where can we get more information about the wind simulation option in Robot!?

[@mwangibenson5199]

A critical question would be why the cladding were assigned one way x direction and also doesn't their local panel direction matter? kindly if you can clarify

[@EngineerHunter]

The direction depends on engineer's judgement. If you want study the column directly, you can apply load on column. For wind simulation in Robot, the local axis Z of cladding doesn't matter, as I remember. You can try to reverse the direction and see the different.

[@mwangibenson5199]

@@EngineerHunter thanks I just wanted that clarification. You are right 👍