Linear Dynamics with Abaqus
Fundamentals of Algorithms and Methods for Analyzing Linear Dynamic Problems with Abaqus/Standard
Course objective
This course is designed for engineers with prior experience in Abaqus. The course language is German, with an optional English version available.
Participants will be introduced to the algorithms and methods used to analyze linear dynamic problems with Abaqus/Standard. The training covers eigenmode extraction, transient and steady-state response analysis, and the application of damping in linear systems. By the end of the course, attendees will be able to create complete finite element models for linear dynamic simulations, run analyses, and interpret results effectively.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Extract eigenmodes within a defined frequency range
- Optimize convergence rates during eigenvalue computation
- Determine whether the number of extracted eigenmodes sufficiently represents the structural response
- Perform transient, steady-state, response spectrum, and random response analyses using eigenmodes
- Apply multiple base excitations
- Implement damping in linear problems
The course is divided into lectures, demonstrations and workshops.
Seminar details
Date
3 - 4 June 2025
each day from 9 am - 5 pm
Venue
Friedrich-Bergius-Ring 15
97076 Würzburg
in our training rooms
Registration fee
1200 € plus VAT
Registration deadline
2 weeks before the start of the event
Program
The overview provides details of the topics covered in each lecture. Please note that the actual course agenda may vary depending on location.
- Introduction to Linear Dynamics with Abaqus
- Modal-Based Solutions
- Real Eigenvalue Extraction
- Damping
- Base Excitation
- Modal Transient Dynamics
- Response Spectrum Analysis
- Steady-State Dynamics
- Complex Eigenvalue Analysis
- Introduction to Random Response
Here you can find a detailed overview of the seminar.
Register for 3 - 4 June 2025
Please fill out the contact form. You will receive an appointment confirmation by email. Further information will be given approximately one week before the class will start.