PeterP1
Materials
- Mar 27, 2009
- 9
Hello!
I'm using the subroutine SIGINI to specifiy predefined stresses in my model in abaqus CAE. This subroutine is not supported in Abaqus CAE, so I need to use the keyword editor to write the following entry:
INITIAL CONDITIONS, TYPE=STRESS, USER
This entry will call the subroutine when the analysis is started. The entry causes conflicts, however, and I'm not sure why.
In the keywords and the the inp.file there are two *Conflict blocks. One at the beginning and one at the end.
The conflict block at the beginning says:
*Conflicts, Generated keywords
*Conflicts, User edited keywords
*Conflicts, Generated keywords
*Conflicts, End of conflict block
The one at the end:
*Conflicts, User edited keywords
*INITIAL CONDITIONS, TYPE=STRESS, USER
*Conflicts, End of conflict block
I think that I insert the entry at the right position, on model level right before *Step. I tried to insert it at different positions but it didn't change anything.
Does anyone have some experience with SIGINI and conflicts?
Kind regards,
Peter
I'm using the subroutine SIGINI to specifiy predefined stresses in my model in abaqus CAE. This subroutine is not supported in Abaqus CAE, so I need to use the keyword editor to write the following entry:
INITIAL CONDITIONS, TYPE=STRESS, USER
This entry will call the subroutine when the analysis is started. The entry causes conflicts, however, and I'm not sure why.
In the keywords and the the inp.file there are two *Conflict blocks. One at the beginning and one at the end.
The conflict block at the beginning says:
*Conflicts, Generated keywords
*Conflicts, User edited keywords
*Conflicts, Generated keywords
*Conflicts, End of conflict block
The one at the end:
*Conflicts, User edited keywords
*INITIAL CONDITIONS, TYPE=STRESS, USER
*Conflicts, End of conflict block
I think that I insert the entry at the right position, on model level right before *Step. I tried to insert it at different positions but it didn't change anything.
Does anyone have some experience with SIGINI and conflicts?
Kind regards,
Peter