Are you intending the thermal load to oscillate sinusoidally? It will, as all applied loading in SOL111 will be treated as a sinusoidal excitation. Also, there is a Remark in the Quick Reference Guide indicating for dynamic solutions, the use of TEMP loading will result in incorrect element forces and stresses.
Remark 10. Temperature loads cause incorrect element forces and stresses in all the dynamic analysis except SOL 400 nonlinear transient analysis with the elements having nonlinear capability.
In any event, you can combine the TEMP loading and the point load using the DLOAD Bulk Data entry- have it point to RLOAD/DAREA and RLOAD/TEMP. This should be tested to make sure it is doing what you want... I have not used this combination before.
Are you intending the thermal load to oscillate sinusoidally? It will, as all applied loading in SOL111 will be treated as a sinusoidal excitation. Also, there is a Remark in the Quick Reference Guide indicating for dynamic solutions, the use of TEMP loading will result in incorrect element forces and stresses.
Remark 10. Temperature loads cause incorrect element forces and stresses in all the dynamic analysis except SOL 400 nonlinear transient analysis with the elements having nonlinear capability.
In any event, you can combine the TEMP loading and the point load using the DLOAD Bulk Data entry- have it point to RLOAD/DAREA and RLOAD/TEMP. This should be tested to make sure it is doing what you want... I have not used this combination before.
