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Plot shell thickness on abaqus cae or abaqus viewer

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Plot shell thickness on abaqus cae or abaqus viewer

Plot shell thickness on abaqus cae or abaqus viewer

(OP)
Hi,
someboby knows how can I plot the real thickness of a shell on abaqus viewer or abaqus cae?
Thanks

RE: Plot shell thickness on abaqus cae or abaqus viewer

You can plot a contour of shell thickness, just request STH in your field outut requests (Step module - Field output...). (It's not in the predefined default list)

RE: Plot shell thickness on abaqus cae or abaqus viewer

(OP)
Thanks a lot for your reply

RE: Plot shell thickness on abaqus cae or abaqus viewer

Dear all,

Is this option valid also for the version 6.5? cause I cannot find out

Albert

RE: Plot shell thickness on abaqus cae or abaqus viewer

(OP)
Yes, this option is available with abaqus 6.5.
Search this topic at result identifiers element output of help.
Emili

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