ansys.mapdl.core.Mapdl.modcont#
- Mapdl.modcont(mlskey='', enforcedkey='', fastlv='', **kwargs)#
Specify additional modal analysis options.
Mechanical APDL Command: MODCONT
- Parameters:
- mlskey
str Multiple load step key:
OFF- Perform the modal analysis (compute the eigenvalues and the load vector) for each load step. (default)ON- Perform the modal analysis (compute the eigenvalues and the load vector) only for the first load step; form the load vector for each subsequent load step (without repeating the eigenvalue calculations) and write all load vectors to theJobname.MODEfile for downstream mode- superposition analyses.
- enforcedkey
str Enforced motion key:
OFF- Do not calculate enforced static modes. (default)ON- Calculate enforced static modes and write them to theJobname.MODEfile.
- fastlv
str Fast load vector generation key; valid only when
MLSkey= ON:OFF- Do not activate fast load vector generation (default).ON- Activate fast load vector generation. This option is only supported when each load vector is based on a unique element surface load ( sfe ) applied on one element, and the element result superposition key is activated (MSUPkey= YES on mxpand ).
- mlskey
Notes
Specifies additional modal analysis ( antype,MODAL) options.
Use the lvscale command to apply the desired load in a mode-superposition transient or harmonic analysis.
When
MSUPkey= YES on the mxpand command, the maximum number of load vectors allowed in theJobname.MODEfile defaults to 1000. To increase this limit, use the command config,NUMLV. WhenFastLV= ON, the limit is automatically set to 1x10 6 and cannot be changed.The maximum number of load vectors that can be used in the downstream mode-superposition transient or harmonic analysis is the number of load vectors written in the
Jobname.MODEfile.Generation of multiple loads (
MLSkey= ON) is supported by the Block Lanczos, PCG Lanczos, Supernode, Subspace, Unsymmetric, and QRDAMP mode extraction methods.The enforced motion calculation (
EnforcedKey= ON) is supported by the Block Lanczos, Supernode, Subspace, and QRDAMP mode extraction methods.