3D Matter started addressing these challenges by developing OptiMatter, a model that forecasts the properties of printed materials depending on the printing parameters used. However, OptiMatter does not address the geometrical side of the equation. Now, 3D Matter has developed a proprietary methodology to conduct Static Linear Finite Element Analysis on 3D printed parts, with a focus on FDM parts. Thanks to this tool, we can accurately predict if a printed part will yield or not. Hope this attched link will help you understand in better way.
Dear, you may use Abaqus wherein the 3D model of printed part can be imported. The modeling of part require extra care as it has some air gaps of 3D printed part. Else, you can use user defined subroutine for Abaqus using Python scripting.