Dear all,
I need to calculate SIF in abaqus for some user defined material but I am getting the below error:
***ERROR: "*CONTOUR INTEGRAL, TYPE=K FACTORS" CAN NOT BE REQUESTED FOR A USER
MATERIAL.
Is their any other process to calculate the SIF in abaqus, in case we use user defined material. Please guide me.
Thanks in advance
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I'm using the ABAQUS DLOAD subroutines, and I'm curious what the dimensions of the
volume distributed body load should be.
I understand ABAQUS uses [LT-2] for GRAV body loads. However, I'm curious if the
units for BZNU acting over a volume should be [density]*[acceleration] or just
[acceleration].
Thank you,
Anirban
