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Step 14: Assigning Joint Masses<br />
We will add joint masses consistent with those shown in Table B-1.<br />
1. Click in the window labeled X-Y Plane @ Z=24 to make sure it is active. Note when the<br />
window is active, its title bar will be highlighted.<br />
2. Click joint 24 to select it.<br />
3. From the Assign menu select Joint and then Masses… from the submenu. This will display<br />
the Joint Masses dialog box.<br />
4. In this dialog box:<br />
Type .72 in the Direction 1 edit box in the Masses in Local Directions area.<br />
Type .72 in the Direction 2 edit box in the Masses in Local Directions area.<br />
In the Options area, select the Add to Existing Masses option.<br />
Click the OK button to apply the mass.<br />
Note: If we wanted to obtain vertical direction mode shapes we should include a Direction 3<br />
mass as well.<br />
5. Click joints 20, 23, 25 and 28 to select them.<br />
6. From the Assign menu select Joint and then Masses… from the submenu. This will display<br />
the Joint Masses dialog box.<br />
7. In this dialog box:<br />
Type .48 in both the Direction 1 edit box and the Direction 2 edit box in the Masses in<br />
Local Directions area.<br />
Click the OK button to apply the mass.<br />
8. Click joints 19, 21, 27 and 29 to select them.<br />
9. From the Assign menu select Joint and then Masses… from the submenu. This will display<br />
the Joint Masses dialog box.<br />
10. In this dialog box:<br />
Type .3 in both the Direction 1 edit box and the Direction 2 edit box in the Masses in<br />
Local Directions area.<br />
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