Help:Abaqus

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Welcome to this help desk on Abaqus! Abaqus is a commercial software package for finite element analysis.

Contents 1 Help Desk Summary 2 Content summary 3 Contents 3.1 Learning materials 3.2 Resources 3.3 Questions and Answers 4 Active participants 5 Learning materials

[edit] Help Desk Summary

• Project code:
• Portal:Engineering and technology
• School:Engineering
• Department:Mechanical engineering . Civil engineering
• Stream: Applied mechanics . Solid mechanics
• Level: Undergraduate . Graduate . Professional

[edit] Content summary

The help desk seeks to collect pointers to solving problems with Abaqus. The content is in the form of questions followed by answers.

[edit] Contents

[edit] Learning materials

• Introduction to Abaqus
• Advanced simulation with Abaqus

[edit] Resources

• w:en: Abaqus
• User's Manuals
  • ABAQUS/CAE User's Manual
  • ABAQUS Analysis User's Manual
  • ABAQUS Example Problems Manual
  • ABAQUS Benchmarks Manual
• Tutorials
  • Getting started with ABAQUS
  • Getting started with ABAQUS/Standard (Keywords version)
  • Getting started with ABAQUS/Explicit (Keywords version)
• Reference and Theory Manuals
  • ABAQUS Keywords Reference Manual
  • ABAQUS Theory Manual
  • ABAQUS User SUbroutines Manual

[edit] Questions and Answers

Each of these pages contains questions and answers on the topics suggested below. If your topic does not fall into any of these categories please add another category to the list. Please post your questions and answers in the appropriate category page.

• Getting started
• Graphical User Interface
• User subroutines
• Explicit dynamics
• Vibrations
• Linear Elasticity
• Nonlinear Elasticity
• Viscoelasticity
• Plasticity
• Viscoplasticity
• Damage mechanics
• Cohesive zone modeling
• Fracture
• Fatigue

[edit] Active participants

Active participants in this Learning Group

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