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General Beam Section
 
The general beam section functions described below have been deprecated. Use the functions described in the section Creo Simulate Beams: Sections, Sketched Sections, and General Sections instead.
Functions Superseded:
The function ProMechgeneralsctndataAlloc() allocates the memory for the general beam section data handle.
The function ProMechgeneralsctndataAreaGet() returns the cross-sectional area for each beam section. Use the function ProMechgeneralsctndataAreaSet() to set the cross-sectional area for the beam section.
The function ProMechgeneralsctndataAreaproductGet() returns the area product of the moments of inertia. Use the function ProMechgeneralsctndataAreaproductSet() to set the area product of inertia.
The function ProMechgeneralsctndataMomentsGet() returns the second moments of area for each beam section. These properties describe the stiffness in bending about a beam's principle Y and Z axes. Use the function ProMechgeneralsctndataMomentsSet() to set the second moments of area for each beam section.
The function ProMechgeneralsctndataShearcenterGet() returns the Shear DY and Shear DZ values. These values specify the distance between shear center (the point on a beam section about which the section rotates under deflection) and the centroid of the beam section, with respect to the principal axes. Use the function ProMechgeneralsctndataShearcenterSet() to set the Shear DY and Shear DZ values.
The function ProMechgeneralsctndataShearfactorGet() returns the Shear FY and Shear FZ values for the beam section. These values represent the ratio of a beam's effective "shear area" to its true cross-sectional area for shear in the principal Y and Z directions. Use the function ProMechgeneralsctndataShearfactorSet() to set the Shear FY and Shear FZ values for the beam section.
The function ProMechgeneralsctndataTorsionstiffnessGet() returns the second polar moment of area for each beam section. This property describes the stiffness in torsion. Use the function ProMechgeneralsctndataTorsionstiffnessSet() to set the torsion stiffness for each beam section.
The function ProMechgeneralsctndataStressrecoverypntsGet() returns the stress recovery points of the beam section. Use the ProMechgeneralsctndataStressrecoverypntsSet() to set the stress recovery points of the beam section.
The function ProMechgeneralsctndataFree() releases the memory assigned to the sketched beam section data.
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