I was doing an analysis using ABAQUS for snap buckling of conical shell using Static Riks option. But finding difficulty from switching over from static general step to static Riks. Program is aborting telling that constraints are rigid.
If anyone can help please respond
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I have a
problem to use substructure for contact anaylsis of two gears. I have
already read the example in abaqus Example problem manual for help.
Well, to explain my problem in detail, I have two nastron files of two
gears and later using FORTRAN I am able to write the programm to
generate the *.inp files. What I tried to do is
1. Substrcture generation of two gears in seperate files. Now I have two
sets of substructures available for individual gears. While generating
the substruture, I have retained the DOF for the nodes which are on the
Hallo,
does anyone know, if it is possible to transfer a FE-Model from Abaqus to LsDyna? I build up the model with Abaqus Cae, so I can take either the *.cae or the *.inp file.
Thanks for your answers, Lena
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