ProductsAbaqus/StandardAbaqus/Explicit Features testedThe following sections describe verification problems for:
Lockstep co-simulation of Abaqus/Standard nonlinear dynamic procedures to Abaqus/Explicit proceduresElements testedB31 C3D8I C3D8 C3D4 S4R T3D2 Features testedThe fidelity and numerical stability of results obtained using a lockstep Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/Explicit co-simulation for a model undergoing dynamic large-deformation motion. Problem descriptionThe problem is a simple beam subjected to an excitation force at the end (see Figure 1). Figure 1. Continuum element co-simulation model configuration. The configuration of the beam verification problems lies on the centerline of the models shown in this figure. Shell elements, when used, lie on the outside of the models shown.
Model:The model consists of Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit components of a beam of length 20, width 1, and height 1. Mesh:A regular brick mesh is used for the continuum and shell element models. Material:A linear elastic material definition is used. Boundary conditions:The Abaqus/Standard portion of the beam is fully embedded at its end. Loading:The Abaqus/Explicit portion of the beam has a load applied transverse to the beam axis. Co-simulation definitionEach model uses the lockstep method on the co-simulation controls. Lockstep co-simulation algorithm descriptionWhen using the lockstep method, Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit will advance their respective solution using the same time incrementation. Results and discussionIn each case there is generally good agreement between the Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/Explicit co-simulation results and the Abaqus/Explicit results. Input filesBeam element tests:
Subcycling co-simulation of Abaqus/Standard nonlinear dynamic procedures to Abaqus/Explicit proceduresElements testedB31 C3D8I C3D8 C3D4 S4R T3D2 Features testedThe fidelity and numerical stability of results obtained using a subcycling Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/Explicit co-simulation for a model undergoing dynamic large-deformation motion. Problem descriptionThe problem is a simple beam subjected to severe excitation force (see Figure 1). Model:The model consists of Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit components of a beam of length 20, width 1, and height 1. Mesh:A regular brick mesh is used for the continuum and shell element models. Material:A linear elastic material definition is used. Boundary conditions:The Abaqus/Standard portion of the beam is fully embedded at its end. Loading:The Abaqus/Explicit portion of the beam has a load applied transverse to the beam axis. Co-simulation definitionEach model uses the subcycle method on the co-simulation controls. Subcycling co-simulation algorithm descriptionWhen using the subcycle method, Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit will advance their respective solutions using time incrementation appropriate to their solution. Results and discussionIn each case there is generally good agreement between the Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/Explicit co-simulation results and the Abaqus/Explicit results. Input filesBeam element tests:
Subcycling co-simulation of Abaqus/Standard nonlinear static procedures to Abaqus/Explicit proceduresElements testedB31 C3D8I C3D8 C3D4 S4R T3D2 Features testedThe fidelity and numerical stability of results obtained using subcycling Abaqus/Standard quasi-static procedures to Abaqus/Explicit co-simulation for a model undergoing quasi-static deformation. Problem descriptionThe problem is a simple beam subjected to quasi-static loading (see Figure 1). Model:The model consists of Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit components of a beam of length 20, width 1, and height 1. Mesh:A regular brick mesh is used for the continuum and shell element models. Material:A linear elastic material definition is used. Boundary conditions:The Abaqus/Standard portion of the beam is fully embedded at the free end. Loading:The Abaqus/Explicit portion of the beam has a load applied transverse to the beam axis. Co-simulation definitionEach model uses the subcycle method on the co-simulation controls. Subcycling co-simulation algorithm descriptionWhen using the subcycle method, Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit will advance their respective solutions using time incrementation appropriate to their solution. Results and discussionIn each case there is generally good agreement between the Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/Explicit co-simulation results and the Abaqus/Explicit results. Input filesContinuum element tests:
Model attribute tests for Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/Explicit co-simulationElements testedB21 C3D8I C3D4 SFM3D4R Features testedThe proper operation of Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/Explicit co-simulation is confirmed for cases involving specific modeling attributes. Problem descriptionEach problem considered is a variation of those described in Lockstep co-simulation of Abaqus/Standard nonlinear dynamic procedures to Abaqus/Explicit procedures. Particular variations are listed in the input file description. Results and discussionIn each case the results confirm that Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/Explicit co-simulation operates correctly with particular modeling attributes employed. Input filesTwo-dimensional beam element tests:
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