Hi, all,
I'm quite sure we can use Python read displacement and load for certin node set from Abaqus odb result file and then plot X-Y data (That's all I need). I has been struggling for a whole week to find out a good solution. I've many resources out there but nothing has been worked out though. So, I wonder if anyone knows how to address this issue or even share me a link. I really appreciate it!
Thanks.
Aaron
Dear all,
I have a problem now:
I simulated indentation on a elastic-plastic model with a rigid
indenter, the elastic ideal plastic with von mises stress model in
ABAQUS is used. A contact pair is applied to calculate the contact between the indenter and the sample.
The problem is that the obtained the force-displacement data in the loading part, which contains the plastic deformation
is not smooth, but in the unloading part is smooth. But if a model
Hi everybody,
I'm working on UEL. The stiffness matrix (AMATRX) which I have
defined is consisting of complex numbers (real and imaginary part).
When I'm running it I'm getting this error message:
Abaqus Error: The executable standard.exe aborted with system
error code 1073741819. Please check the .dat, .msg and .sta files for
error messages if the files exist. ...
I checked the files and no error message was found.
When stiffness matrix is just real numbers, it's working perfectly.
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