Hello everyone
Recently I have been trying to import mesh created in hypermesh software and trying to import into abaqus.
However, I am not able to continue, since parameters such as sections have to be assigned.
Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
Thank you in advance
Dear Vishwas Patil
In Hypermesh software, from the User Profiles window, you should choose the "Abaqus - Standard3D". Then, you can determine the ESET or NSET for boundary and loading conditions.
After exporting, the "ooo.inp" file can be used for Abaqus software.
Vishwas Patil If you can extract the mesh from Hypermesh in terms of node and element definitions in an ASCII file, you can manually setup an Abaqus input file and then import it into Abaqus through the Abaqus/CAE interface. This will definitely give you an orphan mesh in Abaqus.
In HyperMesh/HyperWorks you can create meshes and import them into Abaqus or another FE solver. The easiest way is to export the mesh as a solver deck (.inp for Abaqus) and then load it as a model into Abaqus CAE. Then you have to assign the material properties, load and boundary conditions, etc.
Mate Turbucz I am following the same procedure, by my geometry is changing from a solid model to shell model after importing. Any idea what can be going wrong?
Thank you
Sania Shujaat You can check the following stepsif you have an issue with exporting mesh from HyperMesh/HyperWorks to an FE solver:
1. Check wether you have a 3D or 2D elements with HyperMesh coloring (make sure you have created 3D elements and nothing else)
2. Delete the surface mesh from your model (you may save a backup file at this point), since it is easier to export if you DONT apply custom exportation
3. Check the settings of the export carefully, make sure you export as a solver deck into a corresponding file format of your FE solver, with 3D elements ticked.
Máté
Hi Vishwas Patil ,
This could help you:
https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-export-a-meshed-geometry-from-Hypermesh-to-Abaqus
Be sure about your selections on user profile and solver deck board before you import your mesh.
Best regards
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