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--- doc:user:elements:specials:mass [2016/03/30 15:23] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ doc:user:elements:specials:mass [2017/02/24 15:26] (current) – [Interaction] papeleux
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 ==== Mass[2|3]DElement ====
-Punctual mass element. They must be associated to a ''FieldApplicator'' interaction.
+Punctual mass element. They must be associated to a ''Mechanism0DInteraction''.
 === Parameters ===
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 | ''MATERIAL''    | Number of the mass material to consider             |  -  |
 | ''STIFFMETHOD'' | Method used to compute the stiffness matrix\\ = ''STIFF_ANALYTIC'' : analytic matrix (default)\\= ''STIFF_NUMERIC''  : numerical matrix          |  -  |
-| ''OMEGA''       | Angular speed (°/s) to take into account centrifugal forces. \\ If ''MDE_IQSI=1'' and ''MDE_NDYN=2'', centrifugal forces are computed during a quasi-static equilibrium phase. Then, they are replaced by the real structural rotation. |  time |
+| ''OMEGA''       | Angular speed (°/s) to take into account centrifugal forces. \\ In an dynamic implicit integration scheme (''AlphaGeneralizedTimeIntegration'' or ''DampedAlphaGeneralizedTimeIntegration'') with ''setUseInitialRotationBalancing(True)'', centrifugal forces are computed during a quasi-static equilibrium phase.  |  time |
 | ''OMEGA_PT1''   | Number of the first point which defines the rotation axis. Can be moved.  |  -  |
 | ''OMEGA_PT2''   | Number of the first point which defines the rotation axis. Can be moved.  |  -  |
 | ''GRAVITY_X'' / ''GRAVITY_Y'' / ''GRAVITY_Z'' | gravity  |  time |
+| ''CORIOLIS'' | Computing Coriolis forces in QS integration scheme | - |
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 ===== Interaction =====
-Finally, once the ''Mass[2|3]DElement'' ''[[#Element|ElementProperties]]'' is defined, the corresponding interaction is generated with the ''FieldApplicator''. To do so, the corresponding geometric mesh element must be generated using [[doc:user:geometry:mesh:0D]]. Once done, the interaction can be defined and included in the ''interactionset'':
+Finally, once the ''Mass[2|3]DElement'' ''[[#Element|ElementProperties]]'' is defined, the corresponding interaction is generated with the ''Mechanism0DInteraction'' on meshed objects. If the object is not meshed (ex applying mass to force driven contact tool), the corresponding geometric mesh element must be generated using [[doc:user:geometry:mesh:0D]]. Once done, the interaction can be defined and included in the ''interactionset'':
-  app = FieldApplicator(no)
+  app = Mechanism0DInteraction(no)
   app.push(gObject1)
   app.push(gObject2)
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 or
-  app = interactionset.add(FieldApplicator(no)) #add returns a reference
+  app = interactionset.add(Mechanism0DInteraction(no)) #add returns a reference
   app.push(gObject1)
   app.push(gObject2)
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 where
-| ''no''  | number of the ''Interaction'' (which is to say the ''FieldApplicator'') |
+| ''no''  | number of the ''Interaction'' (which is to say the ''Mechanism0DInteraction'') |
 |''gObject1''  | mesh geometric entity where the finite elements are applied |
 | ''prp'' | [[doc:user:elements:general:def_element_properties|Properties]] of [[#Element|mass elements]] to generate.|