Nice tutorial. I have a question. How can be defined the UEL in Abaqus, except the inp file? The UMAT, is defined by the ''Edit Material'' -> ''User Material''. Is there such a button for UEL?
Hello, What an awesome tutorial. Thanks a lot. However, I have one question. Can you please explain how to link abaqus with the intel One API compilers??? Also, a separate question, is there a tutorial on how to write the subroutines in c++ and linking them into abaqus?? Thanks a lot.
Since the oneAPI compiler technically is not supported, I don't plan to add a video to show how to do this. Regarding user subroutines, Abaqus only supports subroutines written in Fortran, at least that is my understanding.
Prof.Jeffers, Thanks for your helpful video. 1.With that example beam, I wonder if I want to plot beam's deflection and stress contour in color like Abaqus CAE do, How can I do that?
You can extract any data that you want but you won't use the ODB file. Instead it will be the FIL or DAT files. You'll need to read the Abaqus documentation on how to do this.
Residual stresses are prescribed as an initial condition in Abaqus. If you have a uniform initial stress, this can be done in Abaqus/CAE. If the initial stresses are nonuniform, you have to use the SIGINI user subroutine. Not sure if I can get an example up on this any time soon, but you may be able to figure it out by reading the Abaqus documentation.
@@aejeffers Thank you for the generous reply. Could you please suggest any literature or could come up with a video tutorial to visualize the UEL results.
hi, how can I model a moving unsprung mass problem instead of a moving load model on a cantilever beam in Abaqus?
at what point does the code calculate the displacement U?
Nice tutorial. I have a question. How can be defined the UEL in Abaqus, except the inp file? The UMAT, is defined by the ''Edit Material'' -> ''User Material''. Is there such a button for UEL?
As far as I know, the input file is the only way to specify a user defined element
Mam you using which software to record this video ? Thanks for reading my comment !
I record my videos with Camtasia
@@aejeffers Ohh okay thanks mam ,for taking some time out in writing the reply .Have a great day ahead mam
Hello, What an awesome tutorial. Thanks a lot. However, I have one question. Can you please explain how to link abaqus with the intel One API compilers??? Also, a separate question, is there a tutorial on how to write the subroutines in c++ and linking them into abaqus?? Thanks a lot.
Since the oneAPI compiler technically is not supported, I don't plan to add a video to show how to do this. Regarding user subroutines, Abaqus only supports subroutines written in Fortran, at least that is my understanding.
Prof.Jeffers,
Thanks for your helpful video.
1.With that example beam, I wonder if I want to plot beam's deflection and stress contour in color like Abaqus CAE do, How can I do that?
The only way to visualize the results from a UEL is to superimpose the UEL results on standard Abaqus elements
@@aejeffers Prof. Jeffers,
Can we extract output such as nodal disp, stresses, strains, etc., from .odb file so that we can plot them using Paraview?
You can extract any data that you want but you won't use the ODB file. Instead it will be the FIL or DAT files. You'll need to read the Abaqus documentation on how to do this.
May I know how to apply residual stress in steel plates.
Residual stresses are prescribed as an initial condition in Abaqus. If you have a uniform initial stress, this can be done in Abaqus/CAE. If the initial stresses are nonuniform, you have to use the SIGINI user subroutine. Not sure if I can get an example up on this any time soon, but you may be able to figure it out by reading the Abaqus documentation.
@@aejeffers Thank you very much dear.
Nice tutorial ma'am. Is there any way I can visualize the results from 'user element subroutines' in ABAQUS?
The only way to visualize the results from a UEL is to superimpose the UEL results on standard Abaqus elements
@@aejeffers Thank you for the generous reply. Could you please suggest any literature or could come up with a video tutorial to visualize the UEL results.