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Ansys to abaqus
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I guess its simple rotor analysis using static structural analysis approach except the electro magnetic part. This can be done using static analysis option in Abaqus. I can only provide you a hint since no access to Ansys. There are no special type of constraints in Abaqus e.g. Cylindrical support or frictional support. You need to look at each boundary condition information in Ansys documentation about which and how many DOF's are restricted and how. You can then use this information to setup this problem in Abaqus.
I guess its simple rotor analysis using static structural analysis approach except the electro magnetic part. This can be done using static analysis option in Abaqus. I can only provide you a hint since no access to Ansys. There are no special type of constraints in Abaqus e.g. Cylindrical support or frictional support. You need to look at each boundary condition information in Ansys documentation about which and how many DOF's are restricted and how. You can then use this information to setup this problem in Abaqus.
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