lmorand
Student
- Feb 1, 2022
- 14
I'm working on implementing the inherent strain method in Abaqus 2022.
In summary, I'm doing a small, sequential thermo-mechanical simulation in order to get eigenstrains that are then applied to a mechanical, part-scale simulation.
I'm been able to run a thermo simulation that outputs NT, and feeds that into the first mechanical simulation. I can get that one to output stress (S), displacement (U), etc., but the eigenstrain (EEIG) output is always zero across the entire part. Is there some setting/factor missing in order to get this output?
Any help is appreciated.
In summary, I'm doing a small, sequential thermo-mechanical simulation in order to get eigenstrains that are then applied to a mechanical, part-scale simulation.
I'm been able to run a thermo simulation that outputs NT, and feeds that into the first mechanical simulation. I can get that one to output stress (S), displacement (U), etc., but the eigenstrain (EEIG) output is always zero across the entire part. Is there some setting/factor missing in order to get this output?
Any help is appreciated.