For the first time in the country, the Center for ABAQUS Advanced Engineering and Design of BSB company offers:

Conducting Abaqus software courses in accordance with the Dassault Systems course

Abaqus Introductory Software Training Course:

abaqus Course headings:

Introduction to Finite Element Method (FEM)
Introducing Modules
Software Modeling
Application and Difference of Solvents
Introduction to materials models
Introduction to elements used in any analysis
Run the simulation
Troubleshooting the model, capturing the output, and analyzing the results
Run a variety of examples
tensile test
Truss Analysis
Composite modeling
metal shaping
Introducing the company’s past projects

buckling and post-buckling:

In some designs, buckling and post-buckling is a critical criterion. For example, when a car crashes, certain components of that hood must be deformed to absorb the maximum amount of energy. Also, any buckling in structures such as thin-walled shells or pressure vessels should be predicted. The following items will be discussed at this meeting.

Definition of fault in the model of a structure
Effective Use of the Riks Method
Using attenuation to control unstable motions

Specialized course on quasi-static Simulations:

Used in metal forming

Definition of quasi-static simulation
Simulation of quasi-static simulations using explicit solver
Mass Scaling

Specialized course in Geometry Transfer and Meshing

Usually, the models created in CAD software have problems when logging into Abaqus software. These problems are due to various factors such as user error or software incompatibility. This session introduces various techniques for fixing these flaws to mesh a model.

Geometry troubleshooting and mesh troubleshooting training
Virtual Topology Training
Learn how to partition geometry in different spaces and improve mesh
Teaching meshing techniques

Specialized course in Composite Material Modeling:

The use of composite materials in various industries has grown dramatically in recent decades. These materials are a better choice than metals in some designs because of their high strength to weight ratio and also corrosion resistance. Abaqus finite element software is highly capable of modeling these materials. Some of the topics to be discussed at this meeting are as follows:

Introduction to Composite Materials
Modeling of multilayer composites in three different ways
Definition of different destruction criteria (physical and non-physical)
Simulation of damage growth and how to remove the element
Introducing Cohesive Element
Simulation of delamination in two different ways(Cohesive Element-contact Element)
Modeling sandwich panels

Specialized course in the simulation of rubber and viscoelastic materials:

This session provides an overview of the major deformations and models of materials used in rubbers and foams. Foams and rubbers are widely used in various industries such as tire making, gasket making, insulation materials, and energy absorbers. The mechanical and chemical properties of these materials make them a very good thermal, compressive, and moisture insulator. This meeting will cover:

Introduction to Hyperelastic and Viscoelastic Materials
Use of empirical information to calculate material properties
Investigating the stability of the material model in large strains
Obtain the best possible constants of matter from the corresponding test values
Choosing the right element for modeling rubber and foam
Viscoelastic Behavioral Modeling in Frequency and Time Domains
Use a sub-program to define hyperplastic behavior

Specialized course on contact modeling :

There are different contact rules to define interactions between levels. This session outlines how to properly simulate contact between different materials and structures. Some of the items examined are as follows:

Introduction to Contact Theory
Contact modeling techniques and tricks
Contact Types

Specialized course simulating damage and destruction in materials

Destruction and damage behavior should be considered when designing a structure. Materials under different loading conditions exhibit different degradation behavior. In this session, damage and destruction of materials and their modeling are discussed.

Specialized course simulating damage and fracture in materials

Definition of Damage and Destruction
Progressive Damage Modeling
Injury to soft materials (dactyls)
Growth damage in a matter

Subroutine Specialty Course (Sub-Programming):

Abaqus finite element software has enabled its users to develop mathematical models of various problems by coding in Fortran and C languages. Because the Fortran programming language is simpler, users often use it for coding their problems. This course teaches zero to 100 coding in Abaqus finite element software with different examples.