Hi everyone,
I runned a SO in shoulder model in static position and gravity equal 0. So the results expected was that no muscles have forces (because there is no gravity), however some muscles have high force.
What could produce this high forces?
High forces with gravity equal 0
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Dimitar Stanev
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Re: High forces with gravity equal 0
If there is a motion then you need forces. Moreover, muscles are passive elements and due to bad scaling it is possible that they induce large passive forces.
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Gabriel Oliveira
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Re: High forces with gravity equal 0
Hi Dimitar,
Thank you for the answer and attention. The question is, however, still open for the following reasons:
- In the simulation there is no motion; I simulate a static position (no any change in the DOF in the time). Therefore no inertia forces can arise.
- If I block all the DOF in the model, and run the SO, the muscle forces disappear. Therefore an "overstretch" of the muscles can also be excluded. Furthermore, the muscle are activated, so that the fores are not passive forces but due to activation for unclear reasons.
Do you have any Idea how I can figure out the reason of the "mystery" activation of mules?
Thank you for the answer and attention. The question is, however, still open for the following reasons:
- In the simulation there is no motion; I simulate a static position (no any change in the DOF in the time). Therefore no inertia forces can arise.
- If I block all the DOF in the model, and run the SO, the muscle forces disappear. Therefore an "overstretch" of the muscles can also be excluded. Furthermore, the muscle are activated, so that the fores are not passive forces but due to activation for unclear reasons.
Do you have any Idea how I can figure out the reason of the "mystery" activation of mules?