There are at least two components where the moment of inertia for concentrated masses can be improved.
I suggest adopting the HAWC2 definition of concentrated_mass for both, which allows:
- Offset distance x-direction [m]
- Offset distance y-direction [m]
- Offset distance z-direction [m]
- Mass [kg]
- Ixx [kg m^2]
- Iyy [kg m^2]
- Izz [kg m^2]
- Ixy [kg m^2] (optional group)
- Ixz [kg m^2] (optional group)
- Iyz [kg m^2] (optional group)
The DYMORE User's Manual is always a good source of inspiration. The MASS_PROPERTY_DEFINITION allows the same parameters as HAWC2, but the "offset distance" is called CENTRE_OF_MASS_LOCATION. Then, it has also an option WITH_RESPECT_TO MASS_CENTRE which we could adopt too.
Best regards,
Riccardo Riva
There are at least two components where the moment of inertia for concentrated masses can be improved.
blade.structure.elastic_properties.point_massallows only a list of masses and their span-wise location.floating_platform.rigid_bodies.moments_of_inertiaallows the mass, Ixx, Iyy, Izz and distance in 3 directions.I suggest adopting the HAWC2 definition of
concentrated_massfor both, which allows:The DYMORE User's Manual is always a good source of inspiration. The
MASS_PROPERTY_DEFINITIONallows the same parameters as HAWC2, but the "offset distance" is calledCENTRE_OF_MASS_LOCATION. Then, it has also an optionWITH_RESPECT_TO MASS_CENTREwhich we could adopt too.Best regards,
Riccardo Riva