ODBPlotter Example .odb files

Published: 9 February 2024| Version 2 | DOI: 10.17632/g9m574ybt8.2
Contributors:
Clark Hensley,
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Description

Abaqus Output Database (.odb) files designed for benchmarking ODBPlotter (https://github.com/Computational-Mechanics-Materials-Lab/ODBPlotter) and creating reproducible examples. These simulations are simplified examples of Wire-Arc Directed Energy Deposition (arc-DED). They are used in ODBPlotter as small, simple examples to show how ODBPlotter reads from, converts, and visualizes .odb data. These files are named according to their sizes: odbp_2k has approximately 2,000 elements, odbp_6k has approximately 6,000 elements, and odbp_15k has approximately 15,000 elements.

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Steps to reproduce

Install ODBPlotter with pip from pypi Create a Odb object from the odbp module Select one of these .odb files, and set the Odb object's "odb_path" attribute to the path to it. Call the Odb object's "convert" method. OR: use the odbp command line interface (python -m odbp) Select "odb" and enter the desired path select "convert" See the following for more complete documentation: https://github.com/Computational-Mechanics-Materials-Lab/ODBPlotter/blob/main/GETTING_STARTED.md

Institutions

Mississippi State University

Categories

Data Visualization, Finite Element Modeling, Robot-Based Additive Manufacturing

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