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Hi Hoonil
The Spring element is Defined by using keyword editor. The following is an
example for Spring 2 element, you have to defined the spring stiffness and
nodes associated with it
those script is added before " *End Assembly "
*Spring, elset=Springs/Dashpots-1-spring, orientation="Datum csys-1",
nonlinear, dependencies = 1
3, 3
69., 0.0028
80220., 0.5695
100342..., 1.9997
103936., 4.0075
105184., 11.9973
*Element, type=Spring2, elset=Springs/Dashpots-1-spring
1, IBeam-1.272, Slab-1.82
2, IBeam-1.250, Slab-1.135
3, IBeam-1.228, Slab-1.64
4, IBeam-1.199, Slab-1.65
5, IBeam-1.195, Slab-1.52
6, IBeam-1.162, Slab-1.53
7, IBeam-1.139, Slab-1.40
8, IBeam-1.118, Slab-1.41
9, IBeam-1.91, Slab-1.28
10, IBeam-1.70, Slab-1.29
11, IBeam-1...45, Slab-1.16
12, IBeam-1.15, Slab-1.17
13, IBeam-1.14, Slab-1.2
Hopefully it will help
On Tue, Nov 6, 2018 at 1:15 PM [email protected] [Abaqus] <
[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Dear Hoonill
>
> Note that nonlinear spring behaviour is not available in CAE.
> It can only be defined in the input file (or as a keyword edit in CAE).
> Alternatively you could define a nonlinear spring using a connector
> instead, which can be done using CAE. More information is given in the
> Abaqus Analysis User's Guide.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Phil Williams
> Simutech.com.tw
>
>