ABAQUS I - University of Cambridge

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ABAQUS I Summary • Program Capability • Components of an ABAQUS Model • Elements, Materials and Procedures • Modules (analysis, pre and post processing) • Input File Outline, Example • Basic Pre and Post Processing • Commands to run ABAQUS • Documentation & On-line Resources

ABAQUS 6.9

• Static (linear and non-linear) • Dynamics (Implicit, Explicit) • Heat Transfer • Time Dependent (Transient, Steady State) • Vibration, Frequency, Buckling • Soil Consolidation • Coupled Displacement- Electrical

Element type Names • B21 : Beam, 2-D, 1 st order Interpolation • C3D20: Continuum, 3-D, 20-noded solid element • S8R : Shell, 8-node, Reduced Integration

Element Type Names • CPE8 : Continuum Plane Strain 8 noded • CPS8 : Continuum Plane Stress 8 noded

PROCEDURES • BUCKLE • COUPLED TEMPERATURE-DISPLACEMENT (steady state and transient) • DYNAMIC • FREQUENCY • GEOSTATIC • HEAT TRANSFER (Steady state and transient) • SOILS CONSOLIDATION • SOILS STEADY STATE • STATIC

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ABAQUS CAE

inp ascii database cae Pre Processing log

ABAQUS

dat Printed output msg Message file Analysis odb Output database

ABAQUS Viewer

ps Postscript Output + Other formats Post Processing Represents files which are identified by the extension name

•(steady state and transient)

Units • • What units does ABAQUS use? ABAQUS has no inherent set of units.

How do I set the units in ABAQUS? You cannot.

• • • It is the User’s responsibility to use a consistent set of units.

Choose the units for Length and Force If the analysis is time dependent then select the unit for Time.

• • • Example : Length – m Structural : Force - N Analysis : Time - Sec Then the units for all the other quantities are derived from it.

• • Modulus, stress – Pascals Density - kg/m3

Example : Cantilever - Plate

ABAQUS Explicit Example

Blocks Falling

Consolidation Analysis

Hydrocephalus

Effect of fault movement on pipe

Effect of fault movement on pipe

FAULT MOVEMENT ON PIPE

FAULT MOVEMENT ON PIPE