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Show or save misalignment values

This operation displays the actual values of the displacement generated in previous operations and provides manipulation of the misalignement features.

Input format 

SHO Misalignment
nopt [$n{i}\ m_{i}$ for i from 1 to nopt]

....

99,
MISFAC
Parameter definitions

nopt $\textstyle \parbox{10cm}{
option number deciding on the action to be taken according
to the description following }$

0 $\textstyle \parbox{10cm}{
All misalignement values are printed}$

$>$0 $\textstyle \parbox{10cm}{
nopt intervals are defined with the nopt pairs of numbers
$n_{i}\ m_{i}$\ . The misalignment values
are printed in these intervals}$

-1 $\textstyle \parbox{10cm}{
Arrays containing all the
misalignement data are se...
... if needed define some other
misalignment data to superimpose on the previous.}$

-2 $\textstyle \parbox{10cm}{
This choice of the parameter nopt allows to add some...
...tion must be preceded by a SHO MIS
operation with option -1 to be successful.}$

-10 $\textstyle \parbox{10cm}{
This operation provides information of the average lateral
displacement of the element labeled name using the scale
factor SIGFAC.}$



Examples

The different examples given all come from demo6.

SHOMIS
0,

****** following operations sets up array of misalignement to increase
****** the computation speed
Sho mis
-1,

****** the following shows a listing of the average lateral displacement
****** of a given misaligned element
sho mis
-10 hc,

**** the following adds a random fractional misalignment to some
**** element. For this operation to be operational a 'sho mis' with
**** option -1 must have preceded. The additional misalignement is
**** added to the previously defined misalignement.
sho mis
-2
hc mrks1 mrks2,
99
0.5,



Dobrin Kaltchev 2004-10-20