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I need to do vibration analysis of masonry building at certain points on the model. I do have numbers of time history data files (first column = time, second column = acceleration), which need to be applied at certain parts on the model (ranging from 1st floor to 3nd floor) .
From my understanding, the time history data can be inputted in Amplitude>tabular and set the BC as acceleration.
However, is it possible to apply time history functions as load to a certain points on model (ABAQUS program)?
Helps needed.
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