spval

SpectrumOptions.spval(tblno='', curvno='', sv1='', sv2='', sv3='', sv4='', sv5='', sv6='', sv7='', **kwargs)

Defines multi-point response spectrum values.

Mechanical APDL Command: SPVAL

Parameters:

tblnostr

Input table number. It corresponds to TBLNO on the spfreq command.

curvnostr

Input curve number. It corresponds to CURVNO on the spdamp command (optional).

sv1str

Spectral values corresponding to the frequency points ( spfreq ) and damping ratio ( spdamp ). Values are interpreted as defined with the spunit command.

sv2str

Spectral values corresponding to the frequency points ( spfreq ) and damping ratio ( spdamp ). Values are interpreted as defined with the spunit command.

sv3str

Spectral values corresponding to the frequency points ( spfreq ) and damping ratio ( spdamp ). Values are interpreted as defined with the spunit command.

sv4str

Spectral values corresponding to the frequency points ( spfreq ) and damping ratio ( spdamp ). Values are interpreted as defined with the spunit command.

sv5str

Spectral values corresponding to the frequency points ( spfreq ) and damping ratio ( spdamp ). Values are interpreted as defined with the spunit command.

sv6str

Spectral values corresponding to the frequency points ( spfreq ) and damping ratio ( spdamp ). Values are interpreted as defined with the spunit command.

sv7str

Spectral values corresponding to the frequency points ( spfreq ) and damping ratio ( spdamp ). Values are interpreted as defined with the spunit command.

Notes

Notes Defines multi-point response spectrum values to be associated with the previously defined frequency points ( spfreq ). It can also be associated with the previously defined damping value ( spdamp ). If CURVNO is not specified, the input spectrum is not associated with a damping value.

Repeat spval command for additional values, up to the number of frequency points ( spfreq ). Values are added after the last nonzero value.

The interpolation method between response spectrum points and curves is specified using KeyInterp on the spunit command. It is logarithmic by default.

Use the sptopt and stat commands to list current spectrum curve values.

This command is also valid in PREP7.