This section explains how to enter data in the load editor to define specific types of loads. The following topics are covered:

• “Defining a concentrated force,” Section 16.9.1

• “Defining a moment,” Section 16.9.2

• “Defining a pressure load,” Section 16.9.3

• “Defining a shell edge load,” Section 16.9.4

• “Defining a surface traction load,” Section 16.9.5

• “Defining a pipe pressure load,” Section 16.9.6

• “Defining a body force,” Section 16.9.7

• “Defining a line load,” Section 16.9.8

• “Defining a gravity load,” Section 16.9.9

• “Defining a generalized plane strain load,” Section 16.9.10

• “Defining a rotational body force,” Section 16.9.11

• “Defining a Coriolis force,” Section 16.9.12

• “Defining a connector force,” Section 16.9.13

• “Defining a connector moment,” Section 16.9.14

• “Defining an inertia relief load,” Section 16.9.15

• “Defining a surface heat flux,” Section 16.9.16

• “Defining a body heat flux,” Section 16.9.17

• “Defining a concentrated heat flux,” Section 16.9.18

• “Defining an inward volume acceleration,” Section 16.9.19

• “Defining a concentrated pore fluid flow,” Section 16.9.20

• “Defining a surface pore fluid flow,” Section 16.9.21

• “Defining a concentrated current,” Section 16.9.22

• “Defining a surface current,” Section 16.9.23

• “Defining a body current,” Section 16.9.24

• “Defining a concentrated charge,” Section 16.9.25

• “Defining a surface charge,” Section 16.9.26

• “Defining a body charge,” Section 16.9.27

• “Defining a concentrated concentration flux,” Section 16.9.28

• “Defining a surface concentration flux,” Section 16.9.29

• “Defining a body concentration flux,” Section 16.9.30

• Chapter 21, “Bolt loads”

• “Creating the submodel load,” Section 35.5