I am trying to use Toolbox to read Abaqus output in Matlab. I want to extract the acceleration in Matlab, so I can do another analysis and then I can do a iteration to analyse different mass.
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If using this toolbox for research or industrial purposes, please cite:
Advances in Engineering Software. Vol 105. March 2017. Pages 9-16. (2017)
Abaqus2Matlab v.3.0
A new way to post-process FEA
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I am copying from above. Maybe the links were not properly pasted in the last post.
The related Matlab functions that you have to use are the following:
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/54919-abaqus2matlab/content/Abaqus2Matlab_Toolbox2/
Fil2str.m
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/54919-abaqus2matlab/content/Abaqus2Matlab_Toolbox2/OutputNodes/Rec103.m
and they should be placed in the Abaqus working directory. An example of extraction of acceleration results from Abaqus to Matlab can be found here:
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/54919-abaqus2matlab/content/Abaqus2Matlab_Toolbox2/MatlabExamples/Verify103.m
in which the overall procedure is shown for the extraction of the results.
Sir the shared links are not opening! have you deleted the link??
You have to run the analysis in Abaqus in a way that an ascii results (*.fil) file is generated.This can be achieved by specifying in the input file one of the following options:
*FILE FORMAT, ASCII
*EL FILE
or
*FILE FORMAT, ASCII
*NODE FILE
depending on whether you want to extract an element-type output or a node-type output respectively. In your case, the acceleration is a node-type output and therefore you have to specify the following option:
*FILE FORMAT, ASCII
*NODE FILE
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The related Matlab functions that you have to use are the following:
http://www.mathworks.com/ matlabcentral/fileexchange/ 54919-abaqus2matlab/content/ Abaqus2Matlab_Toolbox2/
Fil2str.mhttp://www.mathworks.com/ matlabcentral/fileexchange/ 54919-abaqus2matlab/content/ Abaqus2Matlab_Toolbox2/ OutputNodes/Rec103.m
and they should be placed in the Abaqus working directory. An example of extraction of acceleration results from Abaqus to Matlab can be found here:
http://www.mathworks.com/ matlabcentral/fileexchange/ 54919-abaqus2matlab/content/ Abaqus2Matlab_Toolbox2/ MatlabExamples/Verify103.m
in which the overall procedure is shown for the extraction of the results.
I hope this helps,