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    This document provides an overview of Abaqus modeling and analysis capabilities. It discusses the different Abaqus modules for modeling, meshing, applying loads and boundary conditions, and post-processing results. It then walks through an example of modeling a stiffened deck panel, applying boundary conditions and pressure loads, and viewing the von Mises stress results. Finally, it describes how to model an equipment footprint partition and apply a point load coupling to represent an equipment load on the deck.

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    This document provides an overview of Abaqus modeling and analysis capabilities. It discusses the different Abaqus modules for modeling, meshing, applying loads and boundary conditions, and post-processing results. It then walks through an example of modeling a stiffened deck panel, applying boundary conditions and pressure loads, and viewing the von Mises stress results. Finally, it describes how to model an equipment footprint partition and apply a point load coupling to represent an equipment load on the deck.

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    This document provides an overview of Abaqus modeling and analysis capabilities. It discusses the different Abaqus modules for modeling, meshing, applying loads and boundary conditions, and post-processing results. It then walks through an example of modeling a stiffened deck panel, applying boundary conditions and pressure loads, and viewing the von Mises stress results. Finally, it describes how to model an equipment footprint partition and apply a point load coupling to represent an equipment load on the deck.

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    This document provides an overview of Abaqus modeling and analysis capabilities. It discusses the different Abaqus modules for modeling, meshing, applying loads and boundary conditions, and post-processing results. It then walks through an example of modeling a stiffened deck panel, applying boundary conditions and pressure loads, and viewing the von Mises stress results. Finally, it describes how to model an equipment footprint partition and apply a point load coupling to represent an equipment load on the deck.

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    The key steps outlined in the document are how to create a coupling between equipment and load, add a point load, and run the analysis to check results.

    The steps to create a coupling are to create a reference point, select the coupling constraint option, check translations and release rotation, and click ok.

    A point load of 2000N is added in the load module.

    Abaqus Training

    11-01-2015
    Prepared by:
    M.V.Bhaskararao
    Offshore Structural Engineer
    Type of analysis& Modules

    ► Abaqus/CAE: Used for complete modeling, analysis and post


    processing. Subset software called viewer for only post processing or
    viewing results
    ► Abaqus/Standard: Finite element solver (traditional solver using
    integration scheme)
    ► Abaqus/Explicit: Special purpose tool for highly nonlinear systems with
    many complex contacts under transient load.
    ► Abaqus/CFD: Advanced computational fluid dynamics capability

    ► Abaqus/Electro magnetic: for solving advance electromagnetic


    problems

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 2


    Components in Abaqus model

    ► Modeling Geometry: Modeling of 1-D, 2-D and 3-D elements such as


    beams, Shells and solids. Various Importing options (DWG, IGES etc).
    ► Materials and Properties: Basic Structural, Thermodynamic properties

    ► Meshing: Various meshing techniques 1-D, 2-D and 3-D that includes
    linear and Quadratic elements.
    ► Assembly: Complex physical combinations can be created using Part
    and instances modeling.
    ► Prescribed Conditions, Constrains & Interactions: Various type of
    interaction between instances and Master slave problems can be
    defined and solved
    ► Analysis types and solutions: Static Stress, Displacements, Eigenvalue
    problems, Quasi static, Heat Transfer and thermal analysis.
    ► Post processing: post viewer enables to view various outputs such as
    von-Mises, Principle, Membrane stresses and the Deflections etc.

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 3


    Type of Elements in Abaqus

    ► Beam, Shell and Solid elements

    ► 1-D, 2-D, 3-D linear and quadratic elements

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 4


    Units:

    ► Units shall be consistent throughout Modeling as listed below

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 5


    Creating Job:

    ► Click on File and New to create new job. Name it as Panel and save.

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    Creating model (Stiffened Deck Panel)

    ► Click on Part to create first part of the model:

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    Creating Deck panel with Stiffeners:

    ► Create part and Name it as panel and follow the options


    Panel
    ► Draw rectangular with dimensions 1000mm x 1600mm

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    Click ok or Done to add plate thickness

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    Panel created with 1mx1.6m with 20mm thickness

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    Creating Datum plane for Stiffeners

    ► Click on below icon for Datum plane option and create a plane

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 11


    Select below icon for creating stiffener geometry

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    Construct one Stiffener profile (100x50x8x13) using sketch and
    copy using matrix method

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 13


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    ► Click done and add depth to extrude the stiffeners profile created using
    sketch method, check the box ‘keep internal boundaries’.

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 15


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    Create Material Steel:

    ► Go to properties
    module Click on
    Material to create
    Material steel
    ► Add Mechanical
    Elastic properties
    as shown
    ► Create Section
    with name Panel.
    ► Assign panel
    section to Model
    by selecting.

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 17


    ► Assign panel section to Model by selecting model

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    Meshing Stiffened panel

    ► Go to Meshing module and creating mesh seeding and give size 10 to


    the model

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    Meshing Stiffened panel

    ► Create mesh for the panel model

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    Check model for warning and errors

    ► If found any
    errors mesh
    seeding shall
    be redone by
    different
    methods
    (Edge or part
    seeding).
    ► Warnings
    shall be
    minimum
    (less than 2%
    in non critical
    areas)

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 21


    Assembly:

    ► Create Instance by bringing model into Assembly module

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 22


    Create Step

    ► Create
    Analysis Step
    for Static
    General and
    name it as
    Load.

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    Boundary conditions:

    ► Create Boundary conditions under Boundary conditions module and


    select Displacement/Rotation BC’s. Check all translational BC’s and
    Release Rotations.

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    Loading:

    ► Under load module add pressure type load as Liveload (1 N/mm2)

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 25


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    Running analysis:

    ► Create Job and submit analysis

    ► View Results after completion

    of the analysis

    Bureau Veritas Presentation _ Date 27


    Viewing Results

    ► Select primary results, Stress type and Von Mises. Click to contour
    option

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    ► Von Mises Stress on panels

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    ► Try Displacements (U) from results list and render it.

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    Adding Equipment load

    ► Go to part module then select partition options for creating equipment


    foot print

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    ► Create partition as per Footprint

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    ► Follow options available from Partition solid from pull-down menu or
    side bar

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    ► Follows steps from previous section (slide 19 to 21) to create meshing

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    Create Coupling for Equipment load at COG

    ► Create COG location reference point by offsetting a known point and


    other options

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    ► Create Reference point to which the master option to be assigned

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    ► Select Constrains create option and select Coupling from the options
    and continue. Check translations and release rotation DOF. Click ok.

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    Loading:

    ► Go to load module add point load 2000N click ok.

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    ► Create New job as Equipment and run the analysis.

    ► Check results.

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