SUPORT1 – Fictitious Support, Alternate Form
Defines determinate reaction degrees of freedom in a free body. The SUPORT1 bulk data entry must be requested in the I/O Options or Subcase Information sections by the SUPORT1 data selection command.
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SID |
Set identification number. See comment 1. No default (Integer > 0) |
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ID# |
Grid point identification number. No default (Integer > 0) |
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C# |
Component numbers. No default (Any unique combination, with no embedded blanks, of the integers 1 through 6 for grid points; or 0 for scalar points) |
SUPORT1 bulk data entries will not be used unless specifically selected in a subcase definition by the SUPORT1 subcase information entry.
SUPORT bulk data entries are applied in all subcases.
The SUPORT1 bulk data entry must be requested in the I/O Options or Subcase Information sections by the SUPORT1 data selection command. The degrees of freedom specified on SUPORT1 will be combined with those on the SUPORT entry.
Be careful not to spell SUPORT with two Ps.
Degrees of freedom specified on this entry cannot be defined as dependent degrees of freedom in rigid body element or constrained in SPCi entry or PS on the GRID entry.
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Guidelines for Bulk Data Entries