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Is it possible to use a general bushing in Adams View?

tobias.meisolle
I would like to model frequency and amplitude dependent behavior in Adams View.
In Adams Car Ride there is a Component based on a GFROCE that computes a force which is the sum of static spline force, TFSISO force, Bouc-Wen hysteresis force, preload and viscous damping force.
Especially the achievable shapes of hysteresis that can be modeled with Bouc-wen are of interest. I would like to use this General Bushing in Adams View.
 
Best regards,
Tobias
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    Hey Alex,
     
    thanks for the answer. By saying this is generally not possible you are pointing out that its not an out of the box feature, are you? So why not implement it in a way that also Adams View users can make use of this feature to model amplitude and frequency dependent behavior?
    I mean: You have a model that is quite suitable for a broader range of curve shapes for stiffness and damping over frequency and amplitude. Modelling this kind of behavior might be quite challenging. Furthermore, you already also have a tool for parameter identification. So why hide it all within a Plugin in Adams Car? I would suggest a product enhancement here especially because other multibody simulation tools like Simpack advertise their Dynamic Bushing actively.
     
    If other users are reading along: How do you model frequency and amplitude dependent behavior? 
     
    Best regards,
    Tobias
     
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    Hey Alex,
     
    thanks for the answer. By saying this is generally not possible you are pointing out that its not an out of the box feature, are you? So why not implement it in a way that also Adams View users can make use of this feature to model amplitude and frequency dependent behavior?
    I mean: You have a model that is quite suitable for a broader range of curve shapes for stiffness and damping over frequency and amplitude. Modelling this kind of behavior might be quite challenging. Furthermore, you already also have a tool for parameter identification. So why hide it all within a Plugin in Adams Car? I would suggest a product enhancement here especially because other multibody simulation tools like Simpack advertise their Dynamic Bushing actively.
     
    If other users are reading along: How do you model frequency and amplitude dependent behavior? 
     
    Best regards,
    Tobias
     
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