I am trying to use this program to analyse a lattice of beams elements. I am currently trying to write a function that will create an INP file from an input of nodes and element arrays. Once this is done i am using your abaqus analysis function to generate the displacements of the nodes. i have in input file written with my function but when run by the abaqus2matlab analysis it does not generate a .fil file and throws an error.
Error using readFil (line 75)
The file Latticemod0_A2M.fil does not exist
Error in Abaqus_analysis (line 84)
U =readFil([ Inp_file '.fil' ], 101 );%Obtain the Nodal Displacement(U) ;
I was wondering if this is a formatting error of my INP file or if there is some other issue. Thanks
Hi George,
I am doing Non Linear Buckling Analysis by introducing imperfections.
After i do my linear buckling analysis. I was looking for File named (*fil) but no such file has been created in the folder. Though i get the result for buckling analysis.
Soon after I introduce imperfection for nonlinear Buckling analysis. The Abaqus says unable to process. I have repeated the whole process couple of times but i am stuck. Do you have any recommendation
Hello Hiba,
If the *fil file does not exist in your Abaqus working directory, it is very likely that your Abaqus model analysis does not terminate successfully, or even has not started at all because of modeling errors. Please check the *dat, *.msg and *.sta files for any errors, and, if any, please paste here the error statements.
Alternatively you can send me the Abaqus input file at gpapazafeiropoulos@yahoo.gr in order to check it.
Best,
George
Hi,
I get the same problem , the *.fil file does not exist, but I do not get any error!! any advice will be highly appreciated!
Best,
Hiba
Hello Luke,
Are you running an Abaqus/Standard or Abaqus/Explicit analysis? In either case, please check that you have specified the correct options in the input file for the *.fil file to be generated.
You can send me your files at gpapazafeiropoulos@yahoo.gr to check them if you want.
Best,
George