Post-processing quantities: translation motion)
Introduction
This paragraph deals with physical quantities computed for translating motion.
Kinematic variables
The list of kinematic variables used for solving and the names of the corresponding Flux parameters are given in the table below; in this table MS indicates the concerned mechanical set.
Kinematic variable | Name | Unit |
---|---|---|
Linear position: y | LinPos(MS) | m |
Linear speed: | LinSpeed(MS) | m/s |
Linear acceleration: | LinAcc(MS) | m/s² |
Physical quantities
The list of physical quantities computed in the post-processing module and the names of the corresponding Flux parameters are given in the table below; in this table MS indicates the concerned mechanical set.
Force | Name | Unit | Explanation |
---|---|---|---|
Electromagnetic force: F em | ForceElecMag(MS) | N | |
Internal system | |||
Friction force: | ForceFrInt(MS) | N | |
Spring return force: | ForceSpInt(MS) | N | |
Inertia force: | ForceInInt(MS) | N | |
Resistant force*: | ForceReInt(MS) | N | or |
External system | |||
Friction force: | ForceFrExt(MS) | N | |
Spring return force: | ForceSpExt(MS) | N | |
Inertia force: | ForceInExt(MS) | N | |
Resistant force * : | ForceReExt(MS) | N | or |
Note: *The resistant force is:
- either the sum of the friction force + the spring return force
- or the resistant force defined using a formula
Reminder of the solved mechanical equation
The solved mechanical equation for translating motion is:
where:
- m is the mass
- is the mass of the moving mechanical set (internal system)
- is the mass of the external load (external system)
- is the electromagnetic force
- is the resistant force
- is the resistant force acting on the moving mechanical set (internal system)
- is the resistant force acting on the external load (external system)
Important note
When there are symmetries and periodicities, the forces are computed for the entire device.