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Abaqus 1D Bar Analysis Tutorial

This document provides a step-by-step tutorial for conducting a 1D bar analysis using Abaqus CAE. It covers the process from creating a model database, defining the geometry, material properties, and loading conditions, to meshing the part and submitting the job for analysis. Finally, it details how to visualize results and generate reports from the analysis output.

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Abaqus 1D Bar Analysis Tutorial

This document provides a step-by-step tutorial for conducting a 1D bar analysis using Abaqus CAE. It covers the process from creating a model database, defining the geometry, material properties, and loading conditions, to meshing the part and submitting the job for analysis. Finally, it details how to visualize results and generate reports from the analysis output.

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Tutorial: 1D Bar Analysis

Start => All Programs => Abaqus 6.X => Abaqus CAE => Create Model Database With
Standard/Explicit Model
File => Set Working Directory => Browse to find desired directory => OK
File => Save As => save Bar_tutorial.cae file in Work Directory

Module: Sketch
Sketch => Create => Name: Bar_demo => Continue
Add=> Point => enter coordinates (0, 0), (1000, 0) => select 'red X'
View => Auto-Fit
Add => Line => Connected Line => select (0,0) node with mouse, then (1000,0) node, right
click => Cancel Procedure

Module: Part
Part => Create => select 2D Planar, Deformable, Wire => Continue Add => Sketch => select
'Bar_demo' => Done => Done

Module: Property
Material => Create => Name: Material-1, Mechanical, Elasticity, Elastic => set Young's
modulus = 200e3, Poisson's ratio = 0.3 => OK
Section => Create => Name: Section-1, Beam, Truss => Continue => set Material: Material-
1, Cross-sectional area: 10000
Assign Section => select all elements by dragging mouse => Done => Section-1 => OK =>
Done
Module: Assembly
Instance => Create => Create instances from: Parts => Part-1 => Dependent (mesh on part)
=> OK

Module: Step
Step => Create => Name: Step-1, Initial, Static, General => Continue => accept default
settings => OK

Module: Load
Load => Create => Name: Load-1, Step: Step-1, Mechanical, Concentrated Force =>
Continue => select node at (1000,0) => Done => set CF1: 10000 => OK
BC => Create => Name: BC-1, Step: Step-1, Mechanical, Symmetry/Antisymmetry/Encastre
=> Continue=> select nodes at (120, 0) => Done => set U1: 0 and U2: 0(Encastre) => OK

Module: Mesh
Set Model: Model-1, Object => Part: Part-1
Mesh => Element Type => select entire truss by dragging mouse => Done => Element
Library: Standard, Geometric Order: Linear: Family: Truss => OK => Done
Seed => select entire truss by dragging mouse => Done => Method: By number, Bias: None,
Sizing Controls, Number of Elements: 1 => press Enter => Done
Mesh => Part => OK to mesh the part Instance: Yes

Module: Job
Job => Create => Name: Job-1, Model: Model-1 => Continue => Job Type: Full analysis,
Run Mode: Background, Submit Time: Immediately => OK
Job => Submit => Job-1
Job => Manager => Results (transfers to Visualization Module)

Module: Visualization
Viewport => Viewport Annotation Options => Legend => Text => Set Font => Size=14,
Apply to: Legend, Title Block and State Block => OK => OK
View => Graphics Options => Viewport Background = Solid=> Color => White (click on
black tile to change background color)
Options => Common => Labels => select 'Show element labels: Black' and 'Show node
labels:
Red’ => OK
Plot => Undeformed Shape
Plot => Deformed Shape
Plot => Contours => On Deformed Shape
Result => Options => unselect “Average element output at nodes”
Result => Field Output => Component: S11 => OK
Ctrl-C => Copies graphics window to clipboard => Paste in MS Word, etc.
Report => Field Output => Variable => Position: Unique Nodal => select U: Spatial
Displacements => Apply => Unselect U
Report => Field Output => Variable => Position: Centroid => select S: Stress Components
=> Click on ‘>’ and unselect all stresses except S11 => Apply => Cancel
Open file ‘[Link]’ and cut and paste desired results into MS Word
File => Save => enter desired file name (Abaqus will append .cae)
File => Exit

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