ABAQUS-Python Tutorial: How to perform an iteration in ABAQUS CAE using different imperfections ?

[@hnrwagner]

what kind of ABAQUS-Python scripts you want to see as well? comment below !

[@cjack4915]

thank you so much ,very great job

[@marianop.ameijeiras5157]

Many thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@hnrwagner]

Thanks

[@Pishgul]

That is good. I wish you explain in detail y our python codes.

[@hnrwagner]

for this purpose i have create the python scripting series which covers the python codes in detail

[@mayureshsalunkhe3732]

I have calculated nodal forces from Matlab code by creating the same number of elements as in ABQUS, but there is so much data for each node that I want to incorporate into the ABQUS job, so how can I do this using Python script?

[@fujitang6902]

Dear Wagner，can we get the triangular stiffened cylinder by ABAUQS-Python scripts？

[@bochunmao3707]

Good job! I wonder if there is an ABAQUS-Python script that can help the 10 iterative results you got in this video be shown in one odb? In other words, could you show these iterative results in a continuous animation?

[@hnrwagner]

Great idea, i have never thought of it, i will look into it

[@bochunmao3707]

@@hnrwagner thank you for your reply ❤️ I’m looking for & working on this kind of script now. We haven’t find a way yet

[@Pk01121992]

After interfacing matlab with abaqus python script. Could this process help me in doing iteration study automatically . I mean to say without giving input every time, abaqus will calculate frequency of plate.

[@hnrwagner]

i am not sure about matlab, but this video shows how to perform an interation which scales an imperfection and determines the buckling load which depends on the imperfection. This should also be applicable to a plate and frequency analysis.

[@Pk01121992]

@@hnrwagner thank you

[@fatehfateh4257]

thank you.....i want to khnow...how i can add openpyxl (for reading or writing excel file) on abaqus 's python

[@hnrwagner]

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[@Pishgul]

Sometimes we use shell homogeneous for 3D solid model and sometimes for shell model? Could you please explain the reason for that?

[@hnrwagner]

I use "shell homogeneous" in general for isotropic material. And depending on the geometry for either solid (3D) or shell (2D)