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Hello all,
I have applied a moving ellyptical hertzian pressure load on a surface using a DLOAD which works, but I also need the traction load which is the multiplication of this pressure with a friction coeffcient.
Does anybody have any clue how to do it? Directly through abaqus or inside the same DLOAD?
Kind regards,
Omid
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Hi every body,
I need to delete an arbitrary set of elemets in abaqus *.inp file before analysis running.
I tried to remove elements with this command in inp file-> (*Model Change, remove), But it does not work. may be because the model is 3D. (a tube)
Is there any way to delete a set of elemets in inp file? or I should write a python script for that?
I appreciate any hints on this problem of mine.
Thank you in advance.
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