Abaqus/CAE

Section  2.1

Enhancements to view manipulation in Abaqus/CAE

Section  2.2

Context bar list navigation in Abaqus/CAE

Section  2.3

Copying step-dependent objects to a different step

Section  4.1

Substructures in Abaqus/CAE

Section  4.2

Structural optimization in Abaqus/CAE

Section  4.3

Assembled fasteners in Abaqus/CAE

Section  4.4

Mapped analytical fields in Abaqus/CAE

Section  4.7

Adjusting nodal coordinates

Section  4.9

Enhancements to the offset, extend, and blend face tools

Section  4.10

Creating a wire-from-edge feature

Section  4.11

Adding a point-to-point spline wire feature

Section  4.12

Adding a mirror feature to a part

Section  4.14

Thickness and material orientation distributions for membrane elements and sections

Section  4.16

Selecting elements by topology

Section  4.17

Suppressing or deleting multiple features

Section  5.1

Bidirectional import of parameters using the CATIA V5 Associative Interface

Section  5.2

Scripting support for the SolidWorks Associative Interface

Section  5.3

Improved import and translation of membrane data from Nastran models

Section  5.4

Exporting models in OBJ format

Section  6.6

New RNG k–epsilon turbulence model for fluid dynamic analysis

Section  6.12

Defining a spectrum using values of S as a function of frequency and damping in Abaqus/CAE

Section  6.14

New modal and directional summation methods for response spectrum analysis

Section  6.15

Performing response spectrum analyses using the high-performance SIM architecture

Section  6.20

Including the effect of a residual stress field on contour integral evaluation

Section  6.23

New iterative solver option for incomplete LU factorization

Section  7.1

Material calibration in Abaqus/CAE

Section  7.2

Anisotropic hyperelasticity in Abaqus/CAE

Section  8.1

Tapered beams and improved mass formulation

Section  8.2

Linear pore pressure elements

Section  8.3

Triangular prism for fluid flow problems

Section  8.4

Eulerian heat transfer element

Section  9.1

Three-dimensional pressure penetration loading

Section  9.2

Expanded predefined field support in Abaqus/CAE

Section  9.3

Changing the coordinate system for symmetry boundary conditions

Section  9.4

Total force distribution option for pressure loads

Section  9.7

Defining a spatially varying velocity for fluid boundary conditions

Section  10.1

Automatic shell-to-solid coupling constraints

Section  11.6

De-emphasized contact controls

Section  12.1

Tetrahedral meshing enhancements

Section  12.2

Mesh stack orientations

Section  12.3

Partitioning faces by projecting edges

Section  12.4

Updated minimum size control for global mesh seeds

Section  12.5

Enhancements to bottom-up meshing

Section  12.6

New tools for editing orphan mesh parts

Section  13.1

Plotting contours for beam geometry

Section  13.2

Streamlines

Section  13.3

Output database size reduction

Section  13.4

Enhanced query options for probing the model

Section  13.5

Displaying constraints in the Visualization module

Section  13.6

Displaying free body nodal forces in symbol plots

Section  13.7

Plotting X–Y data from free body definitions

Section  13.8

Displaying free body cuts on multiple view cuts

Section  13.9

Display of multiple free body cuts for a single view cut

Section  13.10

Controlling plot state and Field Output toolbar synchronization

Section  13.11

Saving and operating on history output X–Y data simultaneously

Section  13.12

Transforming results into a cylindrical or spherical coordinate system

Section  13.14

Contact stress error indicators

Section  15.1

Support for NumPy library for Python in Abaqus

Section  15.2

Setting the last main file to open on startup in the Abaqus PDE

Section  15.3

Editing display and GUI preferences in the Abaqus Scripting Interface

Section  15.4

Enabling and disabling GUI log recording from the command line

Section  15.5

Enhanced control over watch list variables in the Abaqus PDE