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Abaqus Homework03: BAGAS ARYASETA/N66067216

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The document provides steps to create an Abaqus model of a soil sample and apply loading conditions to simulate soil deformation. Key steps include: 1) Creating a 2D planar shell part to represent the soil sample with dimensions of 0.5m x 0.08m. 2) Defining elastic and Mohr-Coulomb plastic material properties for the "soil" including a Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, friction angle and cohesion. 3) Applying fixed boundary conditions to the bottom of the sample and an 0.008m displacement to the top to simulate loading. 4) Meshing the model with quadrilateral elements and submitting the job to calculate stresses.

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The document provides steps to create an Abaqus model of a soil sample and apply loading conditions to simulate soil deformation. Key steps include: 1) Creating a 2D planar shell part to represent the soil sample with dimensions of 0.5m x 0.08m. 2) Defining elastic and Mohr-Coulomb plastic material properties for the "soil" including a Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, friction angle and cohesion. 3) Applying fixed boundary conditions to the bottom of the sample and an 0.008m displacement to the top to simulate loading. 4) Meshing the model with quadrilateral elements and submitting the job to calculate stresses.

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The document provides steps to create an Abaqus model of a soil sample and apply loading conditions to simulate soil deformation. Key steps include: 1) Creating a 2D planar shell part to represent the soil sample with dimensions of 0.5m x 0.08m. 2) Defining elastic and Mohr-Coulomb plastic material properties for the "soil" including a Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, friction angle and cohesion. 3) Applying fixed boundary conditions to the bottom of the sample and an 0.008m displacement to the top to simulate loading. 4) Meshing the model with quadrilateral elements and submitting the job to calculate stresses.

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The document provides steps to create an Abaqus model of a soil sample and apply loading conditions to simulate soil deformation. Key steps include: 1) Creating a 2D planar shell part to represent the soil sample with dimensions of 0.5m x 0.08m. 2) Defining elastic and Mohr-Coulomb plastic material properties for the "soil" including a Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, friction angle and cohesion. 3) Applying fixed boundary conditions to the bottom of the sample and an 0.008m displacement to the top to simulate loading. 4) Meshing the model with quadrilateral elements and submitting the job to calculate stresses.

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Abaqus Homework03

BAGAS ARYASETA/N66067216
•File > New Model Database >
With Standard/ Explicit Model
•Module: Part
•Create Part
• Give the name
• 2D Planar, Deformable, Shell
• Aproximate size 0,5
• > Continue
•Create Lines Rectangle

•Pick starting corner for the rectangle—or enter X,Y > input 0 0 > Enter

•Pick opposite corner for the rectangle—or enter X,Y > input 0.04 0.08 > Enter
•Esc > Done

•Then, it will appear an image like this


•Module: Property

•Create Material
•Give the name “soil”
•Give the property
•Mechanical > Elasticity > Elastic
• Young Modulus 10.000 kPa
• Poissons Ratio 0.3

• Plasticity > Mohr Coulomb Plasticity


 Friction Angle 30

 Cohesion 10

 Press OK
•Create Section
• Give the name
• Solid Homogeneous
• Press Continue
• Select material we have created earlier “soil”
• Press OK
•Assign Section
• Select Part
• Block all region
• “The color will be changed”
• Press Done
•Press OK
•Module: Assembly

•Create Instance

•Press OK
•Module: Step

•Create Step
• Give the name “Load”
• Procedure type: General
• Static, General
• Press Continue
•A window will be opened
•Press “Other” tab
• Matrix storage: Unsymmetric

•Press OK
•Module: Load

•Create Boundary Condition

• Step: Intial
• Mechanical
• Displacement/Rotation
• Press Continue
•Select region for the boundary condition
•Click the bottom part of the field “the color will be changed to orange
•Press Done
•Then a window will appear
• Select U2
•Create another Boundary Condition
• Step: Load
• Mechanical
• Displacement/Rotation
• Continue
• Click the bottom part of the field “the color will be changed to orange”
• Select U2
• Input: 0.008 m

8 cm x 10% = 0.8 cm = 0.008 m


•Module: Mesh

•Choose Part
•Mesh > Controls...
• Element Shape: Quad
• Technique: Structured
• The color will be changed
•Mesh > Element Type
• Family: Plane Strain
• Uncheck “Reduce integration”
• Press OK
•Seed Part
• Global Seeds window will appear
• Approximate global size: 0.008
• Press OK
• Seeding definition complete “Press Done”
•Mesh > Part
•OK to mesh the part? “Yes”
•Module: Job
• Create Job
• Press Continue
• Press OK

•
•Job Manager
• Submit
• Wait until Status become “Completed”
• Press Result or Module: Visualization

•Choose Primary, S, S22


•The result will be...

•Same with calculation


∅
𝜎1,𝑓 = 𝜎3 tan 45° +
2
∅ 30
= 2𝐶 tan 45° + = 2 × 10 tan 45° + = 34.64
2 2

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