Hi,
I want to export a textile model as ABAQUS dry fibre in TexGen and conduct tension and compression simulation in ABAQUS. With TexGen I would get an .inp file and when I import it in ABAQUS it is in the form of orphan mesh. How can I define load and boundary conditions? Can anyone guide me through this process?
Thank you
Probably this may help you.
http://texgen.sourceforge.net/index.php/Extraction_of_Material_Properties_using_Voxel_Meshing_and_Abaqus
I am afraid you will have to define your loads and boundary conditions directly in the .inp file. So manually in your favourite text editor.
Thanks for the answers. Dear Francois, do you have any tutorials or walk through of editting inp file generated by TexGen for the start? I would be grateful if you can help me learn more about TexGen and inp file customization.
We integrated TexGen with SwiftComp, getting rid of the difficulty to apply boundary conditions, and load conditions associated with abaqus files. You can freely launch the software in the cloud on any machine at https://cdmhub.org/resources/texgen4sc. It should be must faster than your abaqus solution.
Hello,
Actually I am not here to answer your question but just a general clarification to all of you. When I try to run the python script of TexGen in ABAQUS I get Seqeunce index out of range. Can this be resolved?
Sorry for the interruption and thanks in advance.
Dear Wenbin Yu,
I’m member of cdmhub.org. I’m working on Texgen from launch tool. Texgen4SC realy good work. Especcially launch tool doesn’t need to any system requirements (64 bit etc.). Furthermore Texgen4SC faster and easy from export to abaqus as your said. Thank you for make your entegrated Texgen with Swiftcomp. But i cannot save my workings on my disk. How can i save the data on my disk?
Yours Sincerely
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