SIMULIA How-to Tutorial for Abaqus | Modeling Contact using Contact Pairs

[@juanvillamil4431]

Hi everyone. I had the same problem like Henry and his advice actually works. I use ABAQUS 2017. Indeed, it's necessary to reduce displacement magnitude imposed as boundary condition and that resolves covergence abortion of the simulation. Btw, Thanks for the great tutorial.

[@Concreteblockmachineug]

Thanks For the tutorial Sir, I tried everything in the video and here are some of the things i had to adjust to get some results. The force applied was too big reduced it to 200N, also adjusted the initial increment size for both steps to 0.01, BC: press plank reduced 0.2 to 0.1 and press rectangular block 0.21 to 0.11.

[@anderamanaiah9543]

6 nodes have dof on which velocity/displacement/acceleration/base motion etc. constraints are specified simultaneously. The nodes have been identified in node set ErrNodeBCRedundantDof. i am getting this error

[@souper80]

Thanks for tutorial, helped me a lot, very informative even if i was snoring at my computer by the end. :D thumbs up on video

[@amirh.4659]

Tnx for ur complete and thorough analysis!

[@amandagoncalves2730]

Excellent video, specially for the theoretical explanations, thank you!

[@victoradeoke7277]

for the assembly, i was thinking what if i decided to use translate instances instead of face-to-face constraints for positioning the two blocks on and under the plank. Will this be okay too?

[@brtroia1]

How can a surface-generates structured in Solidworks be imported into Abaqus for fatigue Analysis?

[@BSS0202]

Thanks for this nice and brief dissemination activity. Just one feedback to SIMULIA based on my experience: ABAQUS User Documentation is not user-friendly.

[@penixtrapww]

Thank you for a very nice tutorial. I was able to reproduce the simulation. However, when I tried the exact same thing with my own model, only make contact step is simulated, and .sta file says that job has not been completed. That is, the apply force step is not solved. Any ideas?

[@vedantambekar5771]

Excellent tutorial !!! Thanks for sharing

[@leonardoocchipinti8011]

Very nice tutorial with a great explanation of theory that is pretty unsual here in youtube. As other people said maybe it can be necessary to riduce that intial displacement to enstablish the contact between the parts to 0.1 instead 0.2 and 0.11 instead 0.21

[@KimKinal]

You saved me thanks

[@asdfdsa538]

There are 2 unconnected regions in the model. what should ı do ı got this error

[@mounicnadimpally2256]

Hii all, I am seeing 2 unconnected regions in the warnings, what is the reason for this?

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[@sattarkhan123]

great work... will you upload any viodio on DOE and regression Analyses?

[@Biggerspoon]

For everyone who might be getting an error saying the displacement increment is too large, try -0.1 and -0.11 instead of -0.2 and -0.21. That solved it for me

[@danielmattick1283]

Though I did not have an error saying displacement is too large, I did have "Error in job ContactSimulation: Too many attempts made for this increment". I made the change suggested you suggested after trying to look up the error given and your fix worked. Abaqus/CAE Student Edition 2019

[@benjamingreim]

Had the same problem, but needed to do it -0.01 and -0.011, whats the exact reason for this?

[@stefanwendeler9233]

Thanks. That worked for me.

[@leonardoocchipinti8011]

Very nice advice thank you very much i was getting mad

[@priyeshsharma4476]

@@leonardoocchipinti8011 should we need to add minus? In front of 0.1? Or else only 0.1?

[@uzoff9535]

Great work! Thank you very much!

[@3dsSIMULIA]

Thank you Dmytro, happy we can help!

[@fitsumbt]

Great job bro.

[@surya6185]

Can we get final analysis pdf report as same we get with ansys software

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[@JackFrost-oo3dv]

I try this one two times, but i get errors

[@KGM16]

Thanks for this great tutorial! I wanna know about another method of using a small magnitude of force to establish a smooth contact state between the surfaces. How can we decide that ? Is there any techniques to determine such force/displacement? Thanks once again.

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[@KGM16]

@@3dsSIMULIA Thanks for this information!

[@caraYmii]

For me it aborts due to too many attempts being made for the increment (increment 27 for Step 2), and all warnings are about negative eigenvalues. I have the 2020 version, though.. The tutorial was still really helpful, though!

[@caraYmii]

It also presses the plank up, even though the load is applied the way you said to apply it. Looks very funny. So I may have done something very wrong either way. Or it just looks weird before it deforms like it should.

[@jiazhenghu6055]

@@caraYmii same here lol’

[@amirh.4659]

please talk slower in your videos... you talk so quickly that I can't follow you words!!