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ABAQUS Post processing

Submitted by tanmoy.deb@iit… on

I have modeled a pile which was made to penetrate at a constant rate (Displacement controlled loading) into the soil. The steps were divided into geostatic, contact and Applied load steps. After the program runs successfully, i am facing difficulty in extracting the results.

 I want to plot the load vs. displacement curve at the bottom of the pile.  After i have summed up all the nodal forces at the bottom of the pile, the total load was coming quite less as compared to the applied Load/Displacement.

ABAQUS Analysis

Submitted by tanmoy.deb@iit… on

How to differentiate between the analysis of a "hollow pile with closed top and an open end" with "vented top and open ended pile".

 

After applying compressive load at both the pile tops (closed and vented), i have obtained/observed that the vented pile is offering higher resistance to penetration as compared to closed top pile.

 

Ansys Mechanical: Anisotropic Hyperelasticity Material Model

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I am currently researching the
fluid-structure interaction (FSI) of fistula and av-grafts in the region
of the brachial artery in dialysis patients. I will be using ANSYS
Mechanical and FLUENT as the coupling offered is strong/implicit which
is necessary for my model. I'm having some trouble implementing the
anisotropic hyperelastic material model for the artery. This material is
in the 'Special Hyperelastic Materials' section and thus needs to be

Stochastic modeling of damage evolution in composites under environmental ageing

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Stochastic modeling of damage evolution in composites under environmental ageing

R. Rahman, A. Haque, Z. Wu


Journal of Engineering Mathematics

April 2013, Volume 79, Issue 1, pp 153-166

Abstract

ABQ Python Scripting to create mesh definition without geometry

Submitted by jo-heintz on
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Dear iMecanica community,

with ABQ I'd like to create a mesh part without an associated geometry using the bottom-up-technique.
I already found the Python commands to add nodes to an orphaned mesh (from an inp-file).
In order to this I must first import an existing part and make node definitions on the orphan mesh part.
Is there a way in ABQ to define nodes, elements, etc. directly using scripting commands without
creating an orphan mesh part (by importing a model)?

ICE's Engineering and Computational Mechanics general call for papers!

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Dear Colleague,



Engineering and Computational Mechanics is currently looking for papers on the theme of Disaster and Hazard engineering for publication in 2014. Sub-topics include risk analysis and pre-emptive disasters.

Other themes EACM is interested in are: Fluid Structure interaction especially ringing phenomenon; Energy and renewable energy including offshore and waves; and review papers covering the themes in the call for papers.