Difference between revisions of "Abaqus Guide"
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Then, load FORTRAN compiler if you intend to use subroutine with your simulation: | Then, load FORTRAN compiler if you intend to use subroutine with your simulation: | ||
'''module load intelics/2012.0.032''' | '''module load intelics/2012.0.032''' |
Revision as of 11:17, 4 February 2013
Abaqus FEA
The Abaqus FEA (Simulia, Providence, RI) is a software suite for finite element analysis and computer-aided engineering, originally released in 1978. Abaqus FEA has been installed and configured on the School of Engineering HPC (code name: Hornet). Currently Abaqus 6.12 and 6.11 are both available on Hornet.
Loading Abaqus Modules
To use Abaqus 6.12 on Hornet you will need first load the Abaqus module using this command:
module load abaqus/6.12
To load Abaqus 6.11, use this command instead:
module load abaqus/6.11
Only one Abaqus version could be loaded in one session.
Then, load FORTRAN compiler if you intend to use subroutine with your simulation:
module load intelics/2012.0.032
Running Abaqus Through LSF
On Hornet Abaqus jobs are managed by LSF. To submit a job to Abaqus through LSF, run this command:
Abq6122 job=job-1 user=code.f cpus=2 que=standard:fslocal
where “Abq6122” is the command to invoke Abaqus FEA 6.12, “job-1” is the file name of your input file (job-1.inp), “code.f” is the file name of the user subroutine, “cpus=2” will request two CPUs to run current job and “que=standard:fslocal” will allow Abaqus to run the simulation in a local file system. The simulation will most likely run on another compute node. The simulation result files will be copied back upon completion. To run ABAQUS in a shared file system, “que=strandard:fsshared” should be used instead.
To run Abaqus 6.11, use "abq6111" instead.
Note:
At this time, the Abaqus script written in C++ has not been tested.