garwai85
Mechanical
- Jul 10, 2007
- 10
Hi everyone,
I am trying create a deformed part from an existing part created in ABAQUS by applying a remapping of coordinates due to simple shear. I would like to use the deformed part in another project and for another analysis. So far, what I have tried to do is to extract the node set for the part from the *.INP job file, apply a remapping of the coordinates in MATLAB, and then paste the new coordinates to overwrite the old net set. I then save a new *.INP file with the new node set and then use the import feature in ABAQUS to create a model.
When I do this however, it creates an orphan mesh and I have trouble interfacing the orphan mesh with a native one and cannot do some things that I am able to do with a native part. Does anyone know how I can create a part from an orphan mesh? Or does anyone know how I can obtain a part whose configuration is a simple shear remapping of an original part?
Please help me if you have any suggestion! I've been working on this problem for a while.
Thanks,
AGY
I am trying create a deformed part from an existing part created in ABAQUS by applying a remapping of coordinates due to simple shear. I would like to use the deformed part in another project and for another analysis. So far, what I have tried to do is to extract the node set for the part from the *.INP job file, apply a remapping of the coordinates in MATLAB, and then paste the new coordinates to overwrite the old net set. I then save a new *.INP file with the new node set and then use the import feature in ABAQUS to create a model.
When I do this however, it creates an orphan mesh and I have trouble interfacing the orphan mesh with a native one and cannot do some things that I am able to do with a native part. Does anyone know how I can create a part from an orphan mesh? Or does anyone know how I can obtain a part whose configuration is a simple shear remapping of an original part?
Please help me if you have any suggestion! I've been working on this problem for a while.
Thanks,
AGY