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I am doing a project in which I am trying to simulate the drilling of composite( FRP ) . My aim is to know the thrust force and torque so as to predict the delamination and min the damage due to drilling process .
i am completely new to abaqus so can any one please guide me how to simulate the drilling process in ABAQUS .
Could anyone provide some information in this regard?
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Hi, I'm a Mechanical Engineering student and I need to learn how to create a simulation of the martensitic transformation as a result of quenching of steel using Abaqus.
I'm just trying to get as much information as I can on my own but I want to ask for some advise; at this time what I have found is that I may need to use some Abaqus user subroutines as UMAT or VUMAT ir order to succed on the simulation but I want to know if theres any other way to avoid using them.
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I have suceeed in making a code for water flow in unsaturated media by using FAESOR, I am having a trouble in calculating the velocity from this nodal pressure in x and z direction. Flux equation is Q = K(nabla) (Ψ+1).. (I did not find the symbole for nabla in your symbols for writing the BODY).
For this I use Flux = ((Ns{j})'*((HYC* (Jac * w(j)))*Ndersp')')',,, where HYC is the similar to Hydraulic conductivity similar to heat conductivity.
Above formula gives me Flux, a array having two elements,
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