About importing CAD 2D models into ABAQUS

It stands to reason that as long as the DXF diagram is saved, ABAQUS should be able to be opened, at most it is a version problem, you use the oldest DXF diagram R11 TD2. But it still doesn't work, so I took his DXF diagram from my senior brother, changed it in his module, and then saved it as the DXF diagram of that year, you can do it, you say it's strange, I'll give you the module, and you change it in his module.

Since its inception, Luban software has been continuously improving the transformation of 2D CAD data, and now the effect and efficiency of conversion have been quite high. At the same time, Luban also attaches great importance to the data support of the 3D design BIM model, and there are currently two ways to import the data of the 3D design BIM software: a) the way of IFC import

Luban Civil Engineering can import any 3D design BIM model that supports IFC format, such as REVIT, TEKLA, ARCHICAD, etc. The IFC support installed by Luban is currently under development and is expected to be released by the end of this year. b) Custom development of import modules for certain software:

The LubanTrans Revit module has been developed specifically for Revit to support the data import of Revit architecture, structure, and MEP more effectively. Luban attaches great importance to the effective use of upstream data, and will continue to invest heavily in R&D in the future, and continuously improve and improve the effect and efficiency of the introduction.

1. Establish the required part through CAD.

2. Select the created part in CAD to output the discard royal SAT file. Rent rocks.

3. Open the abaqus software.

Click to enter the collapsed chain-part, and the part can be created.

4. Complete the creation of CAD import into ABAQUS part.

Notes:CAD technology has been widely used in machinery, electronics, aerospace, chemical, construction and other industries. Design methods such as parallel design, collaborative design, intelligent design, virtual design, agile design, and full life cycle design represent modern product design patterns.

The direction of development.

1. Open abaqus and click "File (F)" - Import (I) in the upper left corner.

2. Find the folder where DXF is located.

3. In the "File Filtering" column, change the format to dxf.

4. After the import is successful, you will see something new in the Babus Tree Menu - "Sketch".

5. Switch to the "Part" part module, and click "Add Sketch".

6. Then select the sketch in the pop-up window.

7. The introduction of the book is successful.

After the model is built in CAD, save it in SAT or IGE format, select to save the volume or surface as needed, and then open abaqus and select file --import-- part to select some settings of the model according to your needs.

You first build your 3D model in CAD and select Export for other formatssat format to save it, this has to be noted that after you select the format, you also have to select the model you want to output, it must be a volume or surface, you can go to abaqus to import the geometry model and select the corresponding format (which one I forgot exactly) you can try one by one.

1. At the top of abaqus, "Menu Bar" - "Tools" - Display Group "- Create".

2. The "Create Display Group" window pops up, and the following "Method" - "Pick from Viewport" is closed.

3. You can "remove" (actually remove) these units so that you can better choose the units you want.

4. Go back to the "Create Display Group" window and click "Add Selection Set" at the top.

5. You are prompted again to select a new unit, you can click "Save Selection Set As" at the bottom of this window to save them as a display group.

6. Click OK to create the display group successfully. This is where you can click "Replace" at the bottom of this window to show only this "Display Group". First round.

1. Open abaqus and click "File (F)" - Import (I) in the upper left corner.

2. Find the folder where DXF is located.

3. In the "File Filtering" column, change the format to dxf.

4. After the import is successful, you will see something new in the abaqus tree menu - "Sketch".

5. Switch to the "Part" part module and click "Add Sketch".

6. Then select the sketch in the pop-up window.

7. The import is successful.

See how I do it to convert the CAD drawing to a closed one, then convert the drawing to a region, click on File-Export, and select *IGS will do the trick. In abaqus, select import-part, and select *IGS file, just import it.