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Getting Nodal Stress and Nodal Coordinates in Postprocessing

Getting Nodal Stress and Nodal Coordinates in Postprocessing

Getting Nodal Stress and Nodal Coordinates in Postprocessing

(OP)
Dear Abaqus User's,

I'm trying to access with python Postprocessing to odb datas. I would like to extract at every node of a Set the Stress components ( S11,S22, and so on.) and the coordinates of these nodes.

Getting the Nodal coordinates for each frame is not being difficult by the use of the COORD FieldOuputs.
I'm asking if anybody knows how to get access to the stress components at the node. Is there a way to access these datas or do I have to extrapolate the results obtained at the integration points ? If yes , what could be the procedure?

Thanks a lot for your help

RE: Getting Nodal Stress and Nodal Coordinates in Postprocessing

Hi
I have asked this question once and i got good answers on that.so just check the archives you ll find the answer

RE: Getting Nodal Stress and Nodal Coordinates in Postprocessing

(OP)
Well, I'd already checked the archives and I'd seen your post but I don't think it's gonna help me.
As I said, Getting the Coordinates of the node is not that difficult. My question was if it was possible to get Stress , Strain components at nodes , or if it was possible to get Coordinates at Integration Points .
Or if there was a routine to interpolate the node coordinate to the integration point.

But thanks for the hint :)

Cheers

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