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Python Script for Reaching Reaction Force

Python Script for Reaching Reaction Force

Python Script for Reaching Reaction Force

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I am new to python scripts in Abaqus and would like to write a python script to run and analysis and have it stop when a certain reaction force it reached. can anyone offer any suggestions or help on how this is possible with Python scripts or any simple method?

Thanks

RE: Python Script for Reaching Reaction Force

Search sensor in the documentation.

http://www.eng-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=376

RE: Python Script for Reaching Reaction Force

Hi,

If you are using Abaqus/Explicit than you can use build-in function to do your task at keywords level.
Please take a look into Abaqus documentation:
Abaqus Analysis User's Manual,
4.1.3 Output to the output database,
Filtering output and operating on output in Abaqus/Explicit,
Stopping an analysis when an output variable reaches a prescribed limit

For Abaqus/Standard UAMP subroutine and sensor outputs is a good idea.

Regards,
Bartosz

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