Importing complex parts in Abaqus
In this video, in the form of an example, importing a CAD file (geometry) into Abaqus is explained. In many cases, the tools in the part module do not respond to the design of your complex components. Therefore, first, these parts must be designed in specialized software such as CATIA and SolidWorks, then assembled in the same software, and finally, the assembly file with a suitable extension such as step or Parasolid or IGES and CAD product must be registered. In this case, you can import the saved assembly file into Abaqus / CAE environment part module and use the geometry obtained from that file to perform the analysis. You can define loading and boundary conditions on the generated parts and mesh them.
In this simulation, four models of knee prosthesis, hip implant and coronary stent, and spine were used to understand the problem.
Table of Contents:
– Insert CAD files into the Abaqus mesh module
– Tips related to the assembly of parts resulting from the insertion operation in the assembly module
Parts can be imported into Abaqus/CAE in the following formats listed below:
ACIS SAT (.sat)
IGES (.igs, .iges)
VDA (.vda)
STEP (.stp, .step)
CATIA V4 (.model, .catdata, .exp)
CATIA V5 (.CATPart, .CATProduct)
Parasolid (.x_t, .x_b, .xmt)
ProE/NX Elysium Neutral (.enf)
Output Database (.odb)
Substructure (.sim)
Abaqus unput file (.inp)
This video is about 5 minutes and helps you to learn how to use Abaqus for this purpose. In this product, you can find the recorded video.
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