[Geoqus] On creating new field variable using Scriptinginterface

[Deepak Datye]

Bassam,

You can also use the command "abaqus odbreport" to get the data and results
in a text format that can be edited.

Usage: abq odbreport options

Options:
    -odb odbname  set up odb file name
    -job jobname  set up output file - jobname.rep|htm|csv depending on mode
                  set up odb file - jobname.odb - if -odb not specified

    -mode HTML|CSV  output mode (default is text output)

    -all          report all ODB data
    -mesh         report mesh (nodes and elements)
    -sets         report sets and surfaces
    -results      report all results

    -instance ... instance name(s) to filter the output
    -step ...     step name(s) to report

    -history ...  history field(s) to report
    -histregion ... history region(s) to report

    -frame ...    frame number|names(s) to report
    -framevalue ... report best matching frames
    -field ...    field name(s) to report
    -components   report field components
    -invariants   report field invariants
    -orientation  report field orientations (local coordinate system)
    -blocked      use bulk data field API when applicable
    -extrema      report extreme values (field output, nodal coordinates)


Best regards,
Deepak



-----Original Message-----
From: geoqus-bounces+deepak.datye=abaqus.com at lists.ruhr-uni-bochum.de
[mailto:geoqus-bounces+deepak.datye=abaqus.com at lists.ruhr-uni-bochum.de] On
Behalf Of Fabio A. Capitanio
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 3:39 AM
To: Geoscientific Abaqus User Group
Subject: Re: [Geoqus] On creating new field variable using
Scriptinginterface

Bassam,
alternatively you can access the odb file, output everything you need 
in single files and then post-process the results with usual tools. 
This is important whenever you need something abaqus doesn't provide 
directly.
I'll just give you an example of what are my usual post-processing 
routines:
Acces odb file
Output Coordinates, Stress Tensor and Strain Rate Tensor on a separate 
files (this is very fast)
Calculate power dissipation, second invariants, effective viscosity and 
plot mesh with Matlab.

This is much faster than working with abaqus post-processor
you'll find python routines in the manual
otherwise let me know I'll send you one of mine

cheers
fac


On 29 Mar 2007, at 8:57 PM, bsaad at po-box.mcgill.ca wrote:

>
> Hello dears
> I am willing to use the scripting interface in ABAQUS can be used for
> post processing the results and getting appropriate output variables.
> Basically the new variable I am willing to obtain is the ratio SF=Mises
> stress at a point (resisting) / Maximum Mises stress (operating) at
> that point. I never used Python or scripting interface before can
> anybody guides my systematically (steps of how can I do that. Any body
> did that before..
>
>
> I really appreciate your help
>
> Thank you
> Bassam
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