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Hello, PTC community,
I defined a function in Mathcad prime 9 for plotting the displacement response (Y-axis) versus time (X-axis). This plot is for a single time period T.
I want to get the maximum displacement (Y-value) from the graph for each time period T.
For example, I want the maximum displacement values from the plot for Time period T if T= 0.02, 0.2, 4.
eg
T= 0.2 max. displacement: xx
T:0.4 max. displacment xxx and so on.
I attached the mathcad file and it imports a text file containing earthquake data which is also attached for your reference.
I would really appreciate your help.
Thanks,
Abdur
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Here are my 2 cents. A simple function should do the job.
Prime 9 file attached
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Thank you very much for responding and helping.
I have been using Mathcad to apply the Newmark method and successfully plotted the displacement versus time for earthquake ground motion. However, I'm facing a challenge in extracting the maximum displacement values for each time period (T=0.02s to 4s in increments of 0.02s) from my plot.
My goal is to create a new plot with time on the X-axis and the corresponding maximum displacement values on the Y-axis (Response Spectrum Curve)
I've attached the Mathcad file for reference. I would greatly appreciate your insights.
Thanks,
Abdur
Thank you very much for the help and guidance.
Abdur
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Here are my 2 cents. A simple function should do the job.
Prime 9 file attached
Thank you very much for the help. I really appreciate it.
Abdur