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#include "../libdef.any"
/**2-D bicyle model.
Although this model can be rotated in 3-D space it really is just a saggital
plane pedaling model with only a few muscles in each leg. The beauty of 
pedaling is that it is one of the few cases of biomechanics that can be modeled
reasonably on two dimensions only. 

The 2-D legs are supplemented with models of the bike frame, crank, and
wheels.

You can do lots of interesting stuff with this model:
- Investigate the influence of the bicycle design
- Change riding parameters sich as cadence and output power
- Separate internal work for acceleraton of body segments
from external work on the crank.*/
Main = {  

  /// Various parameters for setting up the bicycle and the riding characteristics.
  AnyFolder BikeParameters = {
    
    // Geometry parameters
    AnyVar PedalArmLength =0.17;  //Length of pedal arm
    AnyVar PedalArmWidth = 0.106; //Horizontal distance between left and right connecting point between foot and pedal
    AnyVar SaddleHeight = 0.7 ;  //Height of hip joint measured vertically from the crank
    AnyVar SaddlePos = -0.15;     //Horizontal pos of hipjoint measured from the crank
    
    // Loading parameters
    AnyVar Cadence = 80.0;   //Cadence in RPM 
    AnyVar MechOutput = 165; //Average Mechanical output over a cycle in Watt
    
    // The function for the crank moment is defined as Moment=Offset-Amp*cos(4*pi*t/T+Phase)
    AnyVar T = 60/Cadence; //Cycle time
    
    AnyVar CrankMomentTopDeadCenter = 3.0; // This is the moment which can be applied by the rider in the top dead center point
    AnyVar CrankMomentOffset = (MechOutput*T)/(2*pi); 
    AnyVar CrankMomentAmp = CrankMomentOffset-CrankMomentTopDeadCenter;
    AnyVar CrankMomentPhase = -15*pi/180;
  };
  
  /// These are the attachment positions of the bike frames to the global 
  /// reference frame
  AnyFixedRefFrame GlobalRef = {
    AnyRefNode Bike2DGround = { sRel = {0.0, 0.0, 0.0}; };
    AnyRefNode Bike3DGround = { sRel = {0.0, 0.0, 0.0}; };
  };  // Global reference frame  
  
  /// Body parameters that the leg model will need a reference to.
  AnyFolder BodyParameters = {
    AnyVar BodyMass = 75;
    AnyVar Density = 1000;
  }; //Bodyparameters
  
  #include "Model/DrawSettings.any"
  #include "Model/Scaling.any"
  
  
  
  /// This folder is a place to assemble all the elements to include in the
  /// study.
  AnyFolder Model = {
    
    // Notice the '&'. It means that HumanFolder is just a pointer
    AnyFolder &HumanFolder = Leg2D;  
    #include "Model/Leg2D.any"
    #include "Model/BikeFrameAndWheels.any"
    #include "Model/BikeLegConnection.any"        
    AnyRefNode& GroundNode = Main.GlobalRef.Bike2DGround;
    #include "Model/BikeFrameGroundConnection.any"
  };
  
  /// The study: Operations to be performed on the model
  AnyBodyStudy Study = {
    AnyFolder &Model = .Model;      
    
   
    Gravity = {0.0, -9.81, 0.0};
    tEnd = Main.BikeParameters.T;
  };

  // Include an operation sequence to run all required steps of your application (see Operations tab)
    #include "Model\RunAppSequence.any"  
        
  
}; // Main