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== Syntax == | == Syntax == | ||
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AddStressProfile( | |||
{{APIName|Profile}} | |||
{{APIPrefix|As}} | |||
[[ALTAStressProfile Class|ALTAStressProfile]] | |||
) | |||
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Parameters | Parameters | ||
:''Profile'': A defined profile, as an instance of the [[ALTAStressProfile Class|ALTAStressProfile]] class. | :''Profile'': A defined stress profile, as an instance of the [[ALTAStressProfile Class|ALTAStressProfile]] class. | ||
== Usage Example == | == Usage Example == | ||
Revision as of 21:06, 25 February 2014
Makes an existing time-varying stress profile available for use in the analysis. Stress profiles can be used only when the cumulative damage model for analysis.
Syntax
- AddStressProfile( Profile As ALTAStressProfile )
Parameters
- Profile: A defined stress profile, as an instance of the ALTAStressProfile class.
Usage Example
Declare the ALTADataSet. See New ALTADataSet for additional details.
Dim ALTADS as New ALTADataSet
Declare an ALTAStressProfile. See ALTAStressProfile for additional details.
Dim sp = New ALTAStressProfile("Profile1")
sp.RepeatCycle = True
sp.AddSegment(1, 250)
sp.AddSegment(2, 300)
sp.AddSegment(3, 400)
Add the stress profile.
ALTADS.AddStressProfile(sp)