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The pattern command is used to construct a LoadPattern. A LoadPattern in OpenSees
The pattern command is used to construct a LoadPattern. A LoadPattern in OpenSees
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This command is used to construct a LoadPattern  and add it to the Domain. Each LoadPattern in OpenSees has a TimeSeries associated with it. In addition it may contain ElementLoads, NodalLoads and SinglePointConstraints. Some of these SinglePoint constraints may be associated with GroundMotions.




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LoadPattern o- SP_Constraint
LoadPattern o- SP_Constraint
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The command has the following form:
{|
| style="background:yellow; color:black; width:800px" | '''pattern patternType? arg1? ...'''
|}
----
The type of pattern created and the additional arguments required depends on the '''patternType?''' provided in the command.
The following contain information about patternType? and the additional args required for each of the available pattern types:
# [[Plain Pattern]]
# [[Uniform Exciatation Pattern]]
# [[Multi-Support Exciatation Pattern]]

Revision as of 21:05, 23 February 2010

The pattern command is used to construct a LoadPattern. A LoadPattern in OpenSees

This command is used to construct a LoadPattern and add it to the Domain. Each LoadPattern in OpenSees has a TimeSeries associated with it. In addition it may contain ElementLoads, NodalLoads and SinglePointConstraints. Some of these SinglePoint constraints may be associated with GroundMotions.


<uml> abstract class ElementLoad abstract class TimeSeries LoadPattern <|-- UniformExcitation LoadPattern <|-- MultipleExcitation LoadPattern o- "one" TimeSeries LoadPattern o- ElementLoad LoadPattern o- NodalLoad LoadPattern o- SP_Constraint </uml>


The command has the following form:

pattern patternType? arg1? ...

The type of pattern created and the additional arguments required depends on the patternType? provided in the command. The following contain information about patternType? and the additional args required for each of the available pattern types:

  1. Plain Pattern
  1. Uniform Exciatation Pattern
  1. Multi-Support Exciatation Pattern