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Cube Creation in Abaqus #6

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aspgaonk opened this issue Aug 3, 2020 · 5 comments
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Cube Creation in Abaqus #6

aspgaonk opened this issue Aug 3, 2020 · 5 comments
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aspgaonk commented Aug 3, 2020

Hey,
So after importing the respective .py script into Abaqus and running the script, the particles are generated but not merged to one full part/cube, any clues as to how to do it? Thank you.

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aspgaonk commented Aug 3, 2020

Also, what is the dimension of the domain, its default values is 5.

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Mote3D commented Aug 9, 2020

Mote3D generates a random particle distribution. If you import the geometry into Abaqus, Boolean operations (merge, cut, fuse etc.) can be used to combine the particles with other parts (created directly in Abaqus) to create multiphase microstructures.

If you would like to create a cubic domain containing particles, you need to import the particle distribution first, then create a solid cube in Abaqus, then subtract the particle domain from the cube (Boolean cut) in the Abaqus assembly to create a "matrix domain", and then merge the particles with this "matrix domain".

The dimensions of the domain are arbitrary.

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Mote3D commented Aug 11, 2020

By the way, there's a video on youtube that describes the process:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Exvxa4xouBs

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I tried to create a particulate composite microstructure with a variance of diameter as zero (eg picture as shown in the first page github MOTE3D) by merging with a cube. I face merge error always. I tried with vol fraction of 0.1 and 0.25. Any help or directions I should try in this regard would be helpful. Generating a porous microstructure is very easy by using cut option of ABAQUS in the assembly module.

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