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Research Scientist at Institute of High Performance Computing, A*STAR

Submitted by Fangsen on
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Vibro-acoustics

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cyclic loading and buckling sandwiched buckling-restrained brace in abaqus?????

Submitted by max_wolf on

hi 
I model sandwiched buckling-restrained brace in abqus But I have several problems 
1- how to apply The cyclic loading and buckling together in this example ?
2- Why do not stress in analysis buckling?
3- how to Define interaction Between the concrete , bolt , core and......?
4- Buckling of the brace should be used for buckling analysis or static analysis alone can be used?
help me 
thank

Second order differntiation and coordinate transformation

Submitted by shincevj on

Hi,

Can any one suggest me how to use coordinate transformation in the calculation of second order derivative of a function just like the use of Jacobian matrix in the calculation of first order derivatives

Thermal analysis of slab

Submitted by bothul on
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Dear All,

I am trying to model a fiber reinforced concrete slab on steel beams. I have applied the load in the first step and applied thermal conditions (convection and radiation) in the second step. The analysis reached 400seconds (tops) ( I was expecting 7000s). I have modeled the structure with solids. Slab tied to the beam.
the analysis was run with Abaqus Standard. I have tried the same model using Explicit but the second step won't even start due to convergence. I tried contact between slab and beam.

Path dependent friction modeling

Submitted by vbrickr on

Will a static model yield an accurate solution when the failure mechanism is frictional slip? If so wouldn’t the implicit stepping need to be small? It seems counterintuitive that a large stepping implicit solver could be used to capture the solution of a path dependent problem like this. A brief problem description may help, an idealized analogy is described below.