Abaqus CAE- Thermo-mechanical with Contact- Example (Simulation of Thermal Switch)

[@JSHWANTH22]

Dear sir, this is a super presentation on Thermo-mechanical simulation it's help me a lot to understand basics.

[@christianoganbule8354]

Really helpful and well explained! Thank you.

[@abaqusacumen7397]

Glad it was helpful!

[@julianossa2985]

Hi , i'm triying model the beam pot-tensioned i'm add the prestressed in my model whit thermo-mechanical , it's the same in this videos but i followed the all steps but i don't know why the stress is different .

[@MJs-85]

can you make a analytical rigid line heated in the FEM ?

[@expertfea_com]

Superb presentation, thanx!

[@vaidehicrs9898]

Sir, Why did you choose a static general step ? Should you use a temperature coupled displacement step ? And why you have not chosen heat transfer elements DC3D8 ? Secondly, when I chose heat transfer step and transient analysis, I am unable to choose NLGEOM and also unable to propagate boundary conditions, interactions, constraints and loads to Heating step. Can anyone help with this ?

[@RohitKumar-ns6eh]

Sir, can you give some suggestion for temperature variation in Simulation and Analysis of Ballistic Impact in ABAQUS-Thermal analysis. my impact problem is not showing temperature variation . which step model should i use? thanks.

[@mschandra1000]

Basic, but really helpful for freshers

[@popat10171]

Can you show INP file in notpad it will help to understand for Hypermesh pre process

[@gharianiwiem540]

very helpful thank you sir

[@amaral-obaidi4549]

Dear Sir its a very wonderful tutorial but I have a one question I am simulating a movable conduction heating source over a sheet metal of 3 elements through thickness (coupled temp. displacement) the temperature transferred only on the first mesh level but the rest 2 element levels are not effected by the transferred heat from the source (i ll be great full if you helped me) element type C3D8T

[@anasullahkhan4042]

Recheck the part dimensions. You might be giving dimensions in meters while thinking of mm. Try to make a smaller part or increase the load.

[@saibrahim3057]

Thank you very much. Good one!

[@corentinrouault975]

Thank you