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Opening for a Sr Computational Modeling Engineer at Medtronic !

Submitted by weigan on

This exciting position is posted today.  We are looking for someone who has strong theoretical background in material constitutive modeling and has the ability to do user material coding and simulation automation through python/R/Matlab scripting.  Experience with shape-memory alloys is desired.  Below is the link:

 https://medtronic.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?job=160000ZQ&lang=en

 

Reading abaqus field output data using python scripts in an especial coordinate (x,y,z location) and not node/element set

Submitted by Hidroxid on

Hello everyone,

I am using python scripts to extract the field output (displacements) in a nodeset (which was defined in the model) and it does not seem that difficult but I have a question regarding reading output data for a especial coordinate (x,y,z location) and not the node label since when you change the discretization you lose the previous node labels. Does anyone have any idea how to do so?

sequential Abaqus input change

Submitted by Hidroxid on

Hello,

 I need to write a python script that changes the inputs in my MDB file and then runs the abaqus code and gets the output and then goes on with another sets of inputs.

Since I am quite a beginner in abaqus-python scripting, does anyone has any clue how to do this automatically, I mean not changing the inputs in every run manually.

Thanks,

Omid

Python scripting

Submitted by villa7 on
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Hello,

 I am using python script to automate a repeatative task. During this I am faceing problem. Please help.

I have created a sketch by

 mysketch= mdb.Model(name='Cantilever') .ConstrainedSketch(name='beam', sheetSize=200.0)

 mysketch.rectangle(point1=(0,0), point2=(100,10))

I want to take underlined numbers as an input from user for that i have defined variavles as l and w of cantilever. When I use this  

 mysketch.rectangle(point1=(0,0), point2=(l,w))

abaqus gives error during compilation.