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problem with carica distribution

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Good morning to all, I introduce myself: I am new to the forum but I have been following you for a while and thanks to you I have solved many problems! I'm a mechanical engineering student who just started using ansys.

I tried to search the forum but I couldn't find a solution to my problem, maybe because too trivial....in that case I apologize! My problem is this: I am designing a structure on which uniform distributed loads act. I'm using beam189. Now, how do I tell the program that the loads are distributed not on a line, but on the whole area? example, the upper face of a beam element is 2 m long and 0.5 m wide (I shaped it with secdata and sectype). if I wanted to apply a distributed load of 1000 n on all this face what should I do? after selecting all the elements in which I previously split the beam (lesize) I used the sfbeam,all,2,pres,-1000*0.5 command.
I did well or had to multiply the load even for 2 m and ansys automatically understands that the load acts on the whole length of 2 m?
Thank you very much for your help.
 
You can answer yourself. Make a beam on two supports and verify the reaction. Does the code allow you to load the beam through an area?
 
no does not allow me to load the beam through an area, in fact I use the command sfbeam....that is, load distributed on a beam....my doubt is on what numerical value to insert for the value of the load, if this is 1000n/m^2
 
no excuse but I still don't understand... can you just tell me what value to put in the sfbeam command? Sorry, and thank you again... .
 
Good morning.
I wondered if with ansys (wb and also apdl) it is possible to simulate a load distribution along a circle arc and how to possibly do.

thanks to all those who will answer me:)
 

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