The time diagrams can be defined as tabulated values of time steps, as periodic defining of the excitation frequency and shift, or using a function term. In all cases, the multiplier k is defined. This is multiplied by the static load of the assigned load case.
Connecting Static Load Cases with Time Diagrams for Time History Analysis
In RF-/DYNAM Pro - Forced Vibrations, you combine static load cases with time diagrams to define the type of excitation of your structure. This way, you can use not only nodal loads, but also use line, surface, free, or generated loads in the time history analysis.
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