Abaqus EEIG Output
Abaqus EEIG Output
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I'm working on implementing the inherent strain method in Abaqus 2022.
In summary, I'm doing a small, sequential thermo-mechanical simulation in order to get eigenstrains that are then applied to a mechanical, part-scale simulation.
I'm been able to run a thermo simulation that outputs NT, and feeds that into the first mechanical simulation. I can get that one to output stress (S), displacement (U), etc., but the eigenstrain (EEIG) output is always zero across the entire part. Is there some setting/factor missing in order to get this output?
Any help is appreciated.
In summary, I'm doing a small, sequential thermo-mechanical simulation in order to get eigenstrains that are then applied to a mechanical, part-scale simulation.
I'm been able to run a thermo simulation that outputs NT, and feeds that into the first mechanical simulation. I can get that one to output stress (S), displacement (U), etc., but the eigenstrain (EEIG) output is always zero across the entire part. Is there some setting/factor missing in order to get this output?
Any help is appreciated.
RE: Abaqus EEIG Output
RE: Abaqus EEIG Output
The dat file has 4x:
- THE OPTION *TEMPERATURE IS USED BUT THE OPTION *INITIAL
CONDITIONS,TYPE=TEMPERATURE IS NOT. THE INITIAL TEMPERATURE VALUES
ARE ASSUMED TO BE ZERO.
- THE REQUEST FOR MISES OUTPUT WILL BE REPLACED BY A REQUEST FOR S
OUTPUT
- OUTPUT REQUEST CF HAS BEEN REMOVED AS THERE ARE NO APPLICABLE
LOADS IN THIS STEP
- INITIAL TIME GIVEN BY FILE DATA IS 2.81250E-04. THIS IS LESS THAN
THE SUGGESTED INITIAL TIMESTEP OF 2.0000. INITIAL TIMESTEP RESET
TO 2.81250E-04.
RE: Abaqus EEIG Output
Check the Knowledge Base article "Abaqus/CAE Plug-in Utility for Additive Manufacturing Process Simulation" if you have access to it. There you can find ready-made workshop files (including instructions) for Abaqus 2021 and older. One of these examples concerns eigenstrain analyses.
RE: Abaqus EEIG Output
I'm just confused as to why some outputs were successful, but EEIG failed without a warning message.