Webtraining – Substructures and submodeling in Abaqus

During this webtraining, the 4RealSim customers will be introduced to substructures and submodeling.

Effective techniques to study problems that are too large to simulate with a conventional modeling approach

The size and complexity of designs that are analyzed and tested with Abaqus continues to grow. Substructures and submodeling are two effective techniques that allow the analyst to study problems that are too large to simulate with a conventional modeling approach.
Substructures are useful to break a large problem into several smaller components.

• Maximize CPU savings when using substructures
• Translate, rotate and reflect substructures when using multiple copies in a problem
• Use substructures in dynamic simulations
• Use substructures when the problem contains nonlinearities, such as contact

During the submodeling session we will discuss

• When submodeling can be useful
• The proper design of a coarse, global analysis that can «drive» the submodel analysis
• Mesh design for the submodel analysis
• Shell-to-shell and shell-to-solid submodeling
• Solid-to-solid submodeling
• Submodeling in nonstructural problems

Who should attend this event?

This webinar is recommended for all 4RealSim Abaqus customers who need effective techniques to study problems that are too large to simulate with a conventional modeling approach