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FINITE ELEMENT WEAR SIMULATION

Submitted by phanikumar376 on

hi all,

        i am very new to abaqus and i want to simualte sliding wear between a pin and a disc. i found from the literature that by using user subroutines we can calculate the wear. i am not getting how to use a user subroutine , can any one expain how to use user subroutines in the CAE. is there any simple example problems in understanding this user subroutine functions. thanks in advance. 

apply a seismic load in abaqus

Submitted by mohamadzare on
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i want to model a single pile whith surrounding soil in abaqus. my problem is about:

1)step mudulus: how i must define step mudulus to obtain a time history and spectral(frequency) displacement response.

2)how i can apply elcentro spectrum in abaqus. i dont know nothing about this.

thanks

 

I need some guidance on writing USDFLD subroutine on Abaqus

Submitted by itay on
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Hey everyone,

I'm very new on Abaqus, and what I'm trying to do is to assign to a model a changing E modulo as a linear function of Z coordinate ( E(Z)=-33936.651*Z+25e06 ).

I tried to gather some knowledge over the web on how to do so, and I found out that It can be done by writing a USDFLD subroutine, I managed to pick of some exapmles the following code:

   SUBROUTINE USDFLD(FIELD,STATEV,PNEWDT,DIRECT,T,CELENT,

  1 TIME,DTIME,CMNAME,ORNAME,NFIELD,NSTATV,NOEL,NPT,LAYER,

PhD grant / PhD studentship / PhD position at Imperial College London

Submitted by silvestre.pinho on


Department of Aeronautics

 

2 funded PhD Studentships

 

MultiScale Theoretical and Computational Modelling

of Composite Structures

 

Grant: stipend (circa
£15,590 per annum) and fees (at home rate)
for 3 years.

Start date:
October 2012 (flexible)

Eligibility criteria:
All applicants are eligible, but fees are covered only at the home rate
(suitable for EU citizens)

 

Modelling crack propagation using XFEM in Abaqus (Fracture Mechanics)

Submitted by waqas.hf on

HI,

 I am using XFEM to model crack propagation in thin aluminum panles using ABAQUS. The reason for modelling it is to check my numerical model against the results published by Lyonel Reinhardt, t, J.A. Cordes in the paper XFEM Modeling of Mixed-Mode Cracks in Thin Aluminum Panels  (http://www.3ds.com/fileadmin/PRODUCTS/SIMULIA/PDF/scc-papers/Def-XFEM-Modeling-Mixed-Mode-Cracks-Thin-Aluminum-Panels.pdf)

Metals and Alloys Webinar on Modelling: State of the Art in Casting and Forging Simulation

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Thursday 14th June - 12:30pm (BST)
Once only accessible at the high-end of manufacturing, modelling and simulation is now widely embraced by the industry as a result of increased processor speeds, the accessibility and usability of software and the reliability and robustness of the models and codes which underpin it.