algorithmic modeling for Rhino
The standard acceleration of gravity gn is defined to be exactly 9.80665 meters per second per second (m s-2), or about 32.174 05 feet per second per second. There is a typo in the karamba ini file. But even when I change the gravity to 32.174 and the units to imperial, the calculations do not work correctly. See attached images.
For a beam of 6" x 2", the displacement should be 0.009" in imperial or 0.000228 in meters according to my calculations. This works when everything is set to SI units in Karamba and Meters in Rhino, but does not work when Karamba is set to imperial units and Rhino is set to Feet even after updating the gravity in the INI file to 32.174
We work in imperial units and feet and would like this to work in those units. Any suggestions of how to make this work?
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These are the hand calculations for your reference. We would like to get the professional license of Karamba, but everything needs to work in imperial units within Karamba and Feet/Inches in Rhino. Thank you for your time.
Is someone from Karamba going to respond to this? We need to make a determination whether we should invest in getting the Karamba license for our company depending on whether this works with imperial units. Hope to hear from someone soon. Thanks.
Dear Shivang Patwa,
'g' in the ini-file is always interpreted in SI units irrespective of the setting of 'UnitsSystem'. When working in SI units one usually assumes g=10m/s2. When you set g=9.80663520001m/s2 you should get the 'exact' value. Make sure to restart Rhino so that the changes in the ini-file take effect.
Thanks for pointing out the typo in the ini-file.
Best,
Clemens
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