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MATLAB
By Mehdi Zabihi
and Nafise Ghadiry
Abaqus
By Reza Tangestani, Hooman Shirzadi, and Saman Hoseini
SolidWorks
Alireza Ahmadi
OpenFoam
By Peyman Havaej
Simufact
By Amin Ganjabi
Hyperelastic materials in ABAQUS
Hyperelastic materials are materials that can undergo large deformations without permanent damage. Rubber-like materials, biological tissues, soft robots, and other applications that involve large strains often use them to model.
UMAT and VUMAT: Advantages & Limitations
Overview of UMAT and VUMAT Subroutines The UMAT (User Material) and VUMAT (Vectorized User Material) subroutines are widely used in ABAQUS, a popular software suite for finite element analysis. These
A Comparison of Different Solvers in ABAQUS
Abaqus is a popular finite element analysis (FEA) software used by engineers and researchers to simulate various physical phenomena. It offers a wide range of solvers to handle different types
linking ABAQUS and FORTRAN
We have instruction of linking ABAQUS and FORTRAN here.Using Subroutine in Abaqus helps you to create complex models. Linking Abaqus might not be necessary for you NOW but you might
Abaqus UMAT
UMAT is the most popular subroutine code in Abaqus. This code is developed to define new material behaviour for modelling. However, many students incorrectly consider this code for parametric definitions.
Abaqus vs Ansys
As an engineer, we need to build a model to simulate a process so we can save many and reduce processing time. For this aim, we need to use conventional
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