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25.1.3 Two-dimensional solid element library
Products: Abaqus/Standard Abaqus/Explicit Abaqus/CAE
References
“Solid (continuum) elements,” Section 25.1.1
*SOLID SECTION
Element types
Plane strain elements
Active degrees of freedom
1, 2
CPE3 3-node linear
CPE3H(S) 3-node linear, hybrid with constant pressure
CPE4(S) 4-node bilinear
CPE4H(S) 4-node bilinear, hybrid with constant pressure
CPE4I(S) 4-node bilinear, incompatible modes
CPE4IH(S) 4-node bilinear, incompatible modes, hybrid with linear pressure
CPE4R 4-node bilinear, reduced integration with hourglass control
CPE4RH(S) 4-node bilinear, reduced integration with hourglass control, hybrid with constant pressure
CPE6(S) 6-node quadratic
CPE6H(S) 6-node quadratic, hybrid with linear pressure
CPE6M 6-node modified, with hourglass control
CPE6MH(S) 6-node modified, with hourglass control, hybrid with linear pressure
CPE8(S) 8-node biquadratic
CPE8H(S) 8-node biquadratic, hybrid with linear pressure
CPE8R(S) 8-node biquadratic, reduced integration
CPE8RH(S) 8-node biquadratic, reduced integration, hybrid with linear pressure
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Additional solution variables
The constant pressure hybrid elements have one additional variable relating to pressure, and the linear pressure hybrid elements have three additional variables relating to pressure.
Element types CPE4I and CPE4IH have five additional variables relating to the incompatible modes.
Element types CPE6M and CPE6MH have two additional displacement variables.
Plane stress elements
Active degrees of freedom
1, 2
Additional solution variables
Element type CPS4I has four additional variables relating to the incompatible modes.
Element type CPS6M has two additional displacement variables.
Generalized plane strain elements
CPS3 3-node linear
CPS4(S) 4-node bilinear
CPS4I(S) 4-node bilinear, incompatible modes
CPS4R 4-node bilinear, reduced integration with hourglass control
CPS6(S) 6-node quadratic
CPS6M 6-node modified, with hourglass control
CPS8(S) 8-node biquadratic
CPS8R(S) 8-node biquadratic, reduced integration
CPEG3(S) 3-node linear triangle
CPEG3H(S) 3-node linear triangle, hybrid with constant pressure
CPEG4(S) 4-node bilinear quadrilateral
CPEG4H(S) 4-node bilinear quadrilateral, hybrid with constant pressure
CPEG4I(S) 4-node bilinear quadrilateral, incompatible modes
CPEG4IH(S) 4-node bilinear quadrilateral, incompatible modes, hybrid with linear pressure
CPEG4R(S) 4-node bilinear quadrilateral, reduced integration with
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Active degrees of freedom
1, 2 at all but the reference node
3, 4, 5 at the reference node
Additional solution variables
The constant pressure hybrid elements have one additional variable relating to pressure, and the linear pressure hybrid elements have three additional variables relating to pressure.
Element types CPEG4I and CPEG4IH have five additional variables relating to the incompatible modes.
Element types CPEG6M and CPEG6MH have two additional displacement variables.
Coupled temperature-displacement plane strain elements
hourglass control
CPEG4RH(S) 4-node bilinear quadrilateral, reduced integration with hourglass control, hybrid with constant pressure
CPEG6(S) 6-node quadratic triangle
CPEG6H(S) 6-node quadratic triangle, hybrid with linear pressure
CPEG6M(S) 6-node modified, with hourglass control
CPEG6MH(S) 6-node modified, with hourglass control, hybrid with linear pressure
CPEG8(S) 8-node biquadratic quadrilateral
CPEG8H(S) 8-node biquadratic quadrilateral, hybrid with linear pressure
CPEG8R(S) 8-node biquadratic quadrilateral, reduced integration
CPEG8RH(S) 8-node biquadratic quadrilateral, reduced integration, hybrid with linear pressure
CPE3T 3-node linear displacement and temperature
CPE4T(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature
CPE4HT(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature, hybrid with constant pressure
CPE4RT 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature, reduced integration with hourglass control
CPE4RHT(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature, reduced integration with hourglass control, hybrid with constant pressure
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Active degrees of freedom
1, 2, 11 at corner nodes
1, 2 at midside nodes of second-order elements in Abaqus/Standard
1, 2, 11 at midside nodes of modified displacement and temperature elements in Abaqus/Standard
Additional solution variables
The constant pressure hybrid elements have one additional variable relating to pressure, and the linear pressure hybrid elements have three additional variables relating to pressure.
Element types CPE6MT and CPE6MHT have two additional displacement variables and one additional temperature variable.
Coupled temperature-displacement plane stress elements
Active degrees of freedom
1, 2, 11 at corner nodes
CPE6MT 6-node modified displacement and temperature, with hourglass control
CPE6MHT(S) 6-node modified displacement and temperature, with hourglass control, hybrid with constant pressure
CPE8T(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear temperature
CPE8HT(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear temperature, hybrid with linear pressure
CPE8RT(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear temperature, reduced integration
CPE8RHT(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear temperature, reduced integration, hybrid with linear pressure
CPS3T 3-node linear displacement and temperature
CPS4T(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature
CPS4RT 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature, reduced integration with hourglass control
CPS6MT 6-node modified displacement and temperature, with hourglass control
CPS8T(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear temperature
CPS8RT(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear temperature, reduced integration
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1, 2 at midside nodes of second-order elements in Abaqus/Standard
1, 2, 11 at midside nodes of modified displacement and temperature elements in Abaqus/Standard
Additional solution variables
Element type CPS6MT has two additional displacement variables and one additional temperature variable.
Coupled temperature-displacement generalized plane strain elements
Active degrees of freedom
1, 2, 11 at corner nodes
1, 2 at midside nodes of second-order elements
1, 2, 11 at midside nodes of modified displacement and temperature elements
3, 4, 5 at the reference node
Additional solution variables
CPEG3T(S) 3-node linear displacement and temperature
CPEG3HT(S) 3-node linear displacement and temperature, hybrid with constant pressure
CPEG4T(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature
CPEG4HT(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature, hybrid with constant pressure
CPEG4RT(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature, reduced integration with hourglass control
CPEG4RHT(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and temperature, reduced integration with hourglass control, hybrid with constant pressure
CPEG6MT(S) 6-node modified displacement and temperature, with hourglass control
CPEG6MHT(S) 6-node modified displacement and temperature, with hourglass control, hybrid with constant pressure
CPEG8T(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear temperature
CPEG8HT(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear temperature, hybrid with linear pressure
CPEG8RHT(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear temperature, reduced integration, hybrid with linear pressure
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The constant pressure hybrid elements have one additional variable relating to pressure, and the linear pressure hybrid elements have three additional variables relating to pressure.
Element types CPEG6MT and CPEG6MHT have two additional displacement variables and one additional temperature variable.
Diffusive heat transfer or mass diffusion elements
Active degree of freedom
11
Additional solution variables
None.
Forced convection/diffusion elements
Active degree of freedom
11
Additional solution variables
None.
Coupled thermal-electrical elements
Active degrees of freedom
DC2D3(S) 3-node linear
DC2D4(S) 4-node linear
DC2D6(S) 6-node quadratic
DC2D8(S) 8-node biquadratic
DCC2D4(S) 4-node
DCC2D4D(S) 4-node with dispersion control
DC2D3E(S) 3-node linear
DC2D4E(S) 4-node linear
DC2D6E(S) 6-node quadratic
DC2D8E(S) 8-node biquadratic
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9, 11
Additional solution variables
None.
Pore pressure plane strain elements
Active degrees of freedom
1, 2, 8 at corner nodes
1, 2 at midside nodes for all elements except CPE6MP and CPE6MPH, which also have degree of freedom 8 active at midside nodes
Additional solution variables
The constant pressure hybrid elements have one additional variable relating to the effective pressure stress, and the linear pressure hybrid elements have three additional variables relating to the effective pressure stress to permit fully incompressible material modeling.
Element types CPE6MP and CPE6MPH have two additional displacement variables and one additional pore pressure variable.
Acoustic elements
CPE4P(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and pore pressure
CPE4PH(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and pore pressure, hybrid with constant pressure stress
CPE4RP(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and pore pressure, reduced integration with hourglass control
CPE4RPH(S) 4-node bilinear displacement and pore pressure, reduced integration with hourglass control, hybrid with constant pressure
CPE6MP(S) 6-node modified displacement and pore pressure, with hourglass control
CPE6MPH(S) 6-node modified displacement and pore pressure, with hourglass control, hybrid with linear pressure
CPE8P(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear pore pressure
CPE8PH(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear pore pressure, hybrid with linear pressure stress
CPE8RP(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear pore pressure, reduced integration
CPE8RPH(S) 8-node biquadratic displacement, bilinear pore pressure, reduced integration, hybrid with linear pressure stress
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Active degree of freedom
8
Additional solution variables
None.
Piezoelectric plane strain elements
Active degrees of freedom
1, 2, 9
Additional solution variables
None.
Piezoelectric plane stress elements
Active degrees of freedom
AC2D3 3-node linear
AC2D4(S) 4-node bilinear
AC2D4R(E) 4-node bilinear, reduced integration with hourglass control
AC2D6(S) 6-node quadratic
AC2D8(S) 8-node biquadratic
CPE3E(S) 3-node linear
CPE4E(S) 4-node bilinear
CPE6E(S) 6-node quadratic
CPE8E(S) 8-node biquadratic
CPE8RE(S) 8-node biquadratic, reduced integration
CPS3E(S) 3-node linear
CPS4E(S) 4-node bilinear
CPS6E(S) 6-node quadratic
CPS8E(S) 8-node biquadratic
CPS8RE(S) 8-node biquadratic, reduced integration
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1, 2, 9
Additional solution variables
None.
Nodal coordinates required
X, Y
Element property definition
For all elements except generalized plane strain elements, you must provide the element thickness; by default, unit thickness is assumed.
For generalized plane strain elements, you must provide three values: the initial length of the axial material fiber through the reference node, the initial value of (in radians), and the initial value of
(in radians). If you do not provide these values, Abaqus assumes the default values of one unit as the initial length and zero for and . In addition, you must define the reference point for generalized plane strain elements.
Element-based loading
Distributed loads
Distributed loads are available for all elements with displacement degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Distributed loads,” Section 30.4.3.
Load ID (*DLOAD): BX Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body force
Input File Usage: Use the following option to define the element properties for all elements except generalized plane strain elements:*SOLID SECTION
Use the following option to define the element properties for generalized plane strain elements:
*SOLID SECTION, REF NODE=node number or node set name
Abaqus/CAE Usage: Property module: Create Section: select Solid as the section Category and Homogeneous or Generalized plane strain as the section Type Generalized plane strain sections must be assigned to regions of parts that have a reference point associated with them. To define the reference point:
Part module: Tools Reference Point: select reference point
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Units: FL–3 Description: Body force in global X-direction. Load ID (*DLOAD): BY Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body force Units: FL–3 Description: Body force in global Y-direction. Load ID (*DLOAD): BXNU Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body force Units: FL–3 Description: Nonuniform body force in global X-direction with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DLOAD in Abaqus/Standard and VDLOAD in Abaqus/Explicit. Load ID (*DLOAD): BYNU Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body force Units: FL–3 Description: Nonuniform body force in global Y-direction with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DLOAD in Abaqus/Standard and VDLOAD in Abaqus/Explicit. Load ID (*DLOAD): CENT(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: FL–4(ML–3T–2) Description: Centrifugal load (magnitude is input as , where is the mass density per unit volume, is the angular velocity). Not available for pore pressure elements. Load ID (*DLOAD): CENTRIF(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Rotational body force
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Units: T–2 Description: Centrifugal load (magnitude is input as , where is the angular velocity). Load ID (*DLOAD): CORIO(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Coriolis force Units: FL–4T (ML–3T–1) Description: Coriolis force (magnitude is input as , where is the mass density per unit volume, is the angular velocity). Not available for pore pressure elements. Load ID (*DLOAD): GRAV Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Gravity Units: LT–2 Description: Gravity loading in a specified direction (magnitude is input as acceleration). Load ID (*DLOAD): HPn(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: FL–2 Description: Hydrostatic pressure on face n, linear in global Y. Load ID (*DLOAD): Pn Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Pressure Units: FL–2 Description: Pressure on face n. Load ID (*DLOAD): PnNU Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: FL–2 Description: Nonuniform pressure on face n with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DLOAD in
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Abaqus/Standard and VDLOAD in Abaqus/Explicit. Load ID (*DLOAD): ROTA(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Rotational body force Units: T–2 Description: Rotary acceleration load (magnitude is input as , where is the rotary acceleration). Load ID (*DLOAD): SBF(E) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: FL–5T2 Description: Stagnation body force in global X- and Y-directions. Load ID (*DLOAD): SPn(E) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: FL–4T2 Description: Stagnation pressure on face n. Load ID (*DLOAD): TRSHRn Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface traction Units: FL–2 Description: Shear traction on face n. Load ID (*DLOAD): TRSHRnNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: FL–2 Description: Nonuniform shear traction on face n with magnitude and direction supplied via user subroutine UTRACLOAD.
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Load ID (*DLOAD): TRVECn Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface traction Units: FL–2 Description: General traction on face n. Load ID (*DLOAD): TRVECnNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: FL–2 Description: Nonuniform general traction on face n with magnitude and direction supplied via user subroutine UTRACLOAD. Load ID (*DLOAD): VBF(E) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: FL–4T Description: Viscous body force in global X- and Y-directions. Load ID (*DLOAD): VPn(E) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: FL–3T Description: Viscous pressure on face n, applying a pressure proportional to the velocity normal to the face and opposing the motion. Foundations
Foundations are available for Abaqus/Standard elements with displacement degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Element foundations,” Section 2.2.2.
Load ID (*FOUNDATION): Fn(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Elastic foundation
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Units: FL–3 Description: Elastic foundation on face n. Distributed heat fluxes
Distributed heat fluxes are available for all elements with temperature degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Thermal loads,” Section 30.4.4.
Load ID (*DFLUX): BF Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body heat flux Units: JL–3T–1 Description: Heat body flux per unit volume. Load ID (*DFLUX): BFNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body heat flux Units: JL–3T–1 Description: Nonuniform heat body flux per unit volume with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DFLUX. Load ID (*DFLUX): Sn Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface heat flux Units: JL–2T–1 Description: Heat surface flux per unit area into face n. Load ID (*DFLUX): SnNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: JL–2T–1 Description: Nonuniform heat surface flux per unit area into face n with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DFLUX. Film conditions
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Film conditions are available for all elements with temperature degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Thermal loads,” Section 30.4.4.
Load ID (*FILM): Fn Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface film condition Units: JL–2T–1 –1 Description: Film coefficient and sink temperature (units of ) provided on face n. Load ID (*FILM): FnNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: JL–2T–1 –1 Description: Nonuniform film coefficient and sink temperature (units of ) provided on face n with magnitude supplied via user subroutine FILM. Radiation types
Radiation conditions are available for all elements with temperature degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Thermal loads,” Section 30.4.4.
Load ID (*RADIATE): Rn Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface radiation Units: Dimensionless Description: Emissivity and sink temperature (units of ) provided on face n. Distributed flows
Distributed flows are available for all elements with pore pressure degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Pore fluid flow,” Section 30.4.6.
Load ID (*FLOW/ *DFLOW): Qn(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: F–1L3T–1 Description: Seepage (outward normal flow) proportional to the difference between surface pore
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pressures and a reference sink pore pressure on face n (units of FL–2). Load ID (*FLOW/ *DFLOW): QnD(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: F–1L3T–1 Description: Drainage-only seepage (outward normal flow) proportional to the surface pore pressure on face n only when that pressure is positive. Load ID (*FLOW/ *DFLOW): QnNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: F–1L3T–1 Description: Nonuniform seepage (outward normal flow) proportional to the difference between surface pore pressures and a reference sink pore pressure on face n (units of FL–2) with magnitude supplied via user subroutine FLOW. Load ID (*FLOW/ *DFLOW): Sn(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface pore fluid Units: LT–1 Description: Prescribed pore fluid effective velocity (outward from the face) on face n. Load ID (*FLOW/ *DFLOW): SnNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: LT–1 Description: Nonuniform prescribed pore fluid effective velocity (outward from the face) on face n with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DFLOW. Distributed impedances
Distributed impedances are available for all elements with acoustic pressure degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Acoustic and shock loads,” Section 30.4.5.
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Load ID (*IMPEDANCE): In Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: None Description: Name of the impedance property that defines the impedance on face n. Electric fluxes
Electric fluxes are available for piezoelectric elements. They are specified as described in “Piezoelectric analysis,” Section 6.6.3.
Load ID (*DECHARGE): EBF(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body charge Units: CL–3 Description: Body flux per unit volume. Load ID (*DECHARGE): ESn(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface charge Units: CL–2 Description: Prescribed surface charge on face n. Distributed electric current densities
Distributed electric current densities are available for coupled thermal-electrical elements. They are specified as described in “Coupled thermal-electrical analysis,” Section 6.6.2.
Load ID (*DECURRENT): CBF(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body current Units: CL–3T–1 Description: Volumetric current source density. Load ID (*DECURRENT): CSn(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface current
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Units: CL–2T–1 Description: Current density on face n. Distributed concentration fluxes
Distributed concentration fluxes are available for mass diffusion elements. They are specified as described in “Mass diffusion analysis,” Section 6.8.1.
Load ID (*DFLUX): BF(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body concentration flux Units: PT–1 Description: Concentration body flux per unit volume. Load ID (*DFLUX): BFNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Body concentration flux Units: PT–1 Description: Nonuniform concentration body flux per unit volume with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DFLUX. Load ID (*DFLUX): Sn(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface concentration flux Units: PLT–1 Description: Concentration surface flux per unit area into face n. Load ID (*DFLUX): SnNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface concentration flux Units: PLT–1 Description: Nonuniform concentration surface flux per unit area into face n with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DFLUX.
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Surface-based loading
Distributed loads
Surface-based distributed loads are available for all elements with displacement degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Distributed loads,” Section 30.4.3.
Load ID (*DSLOAD): HP(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Pressure Units: FL–2 Description: Hydrostatic pressure on the element surface, linear in global Y. Load ID (*DSLOAD): P Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Pressure Units: FL–2 Description: Pressure on the element surface. Load ID (*DSLOAD): PNU Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Pressure Units: FL–2 Description: Nonuniform pressure on the element surface with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DLOAD in Abaqus/Standard and VDLOAD in Abaqus/Explicit. Load ID (*DSLOAD): SP(E) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Pressure Units: FL–4T2 Description: Stagnation pressure on the element surface. Load ID (*DSLOAD): TRSHR Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface traction
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Units: FL–2 Description: Shear traction on the element surface. Load ID (*DSLOAD): TRSHRNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface traction Units: FL–2 Description: Nonuniform shear traction on the element surface with magnitude and direction supplied via user subroutine UTRACLOAD. Load ID (*DSLOAD): TRVEC Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface traction Units: FL–2 Description: General traction on the element surface. Load ID (*DSLOAD): TRVECNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface traction Units: FL–2 Description: Nonuniform general traction on the element surface with magnitude and direction supplied via user subroutine UTRACLOAD. Load ID (*DSLOAD): VP(E) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Pressure Units: FL–3T Description: Viscous pressure on the element surface. The viscous pressure is proportional to the velocity normal to the element surface and opposing the motion. Distributed heat fluxes
Surface-based heat fluxes are available for all elements with temperature degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Thermal loads,” Section 30.4.4.
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Load ID (*DSFLUX): S Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface heat flux Units: JL–2T–1 Description: Heat surface flux per unit area into the element surface. Load ID (*DSFLUX): SNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface heat flux Units: JL–2T–1 Description: Nonuniform heat surface flux per unit area applied on the element surface with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DFLUX. Film conditions
Surface-based film conditions are available for all elements with temperature degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Thermal loads,” Section 30.4.4.
Load ID (*SFILM): F Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface film condition Units: JL–2T–1 –1 Description: Film coefficient and sink temperature (units of ) provided on the element surface. Load ID (*SFILM): FNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface film condition Units: JL–2T–1 –1 Description: Nonuniform film coefficient and sink temperature (units of ) provided on the element surface with magnitude supplied via user subroutine FILM. Radiation types
Surface-based radiation conditions are available for all elements with temperature degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Thermal loads,” Section 30.4.4.
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Load ID (*SRADIATE): R Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface radiation Units: Dimensionless Description: Emissivity and sink temperature (units of ) provided on the element surface. Distributed flows
Surface-based flows are available for all elements with pore pressure degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Pore fluid flow,” Section 30.4.6.
Load ID (*SFLOW/ *DSFLOW): Q(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: F–1L3T–1 Description: Seepage (outward normal flow) proportional to the difference between surface pore pressures and a reference sink pore pressure on the element surface (units of FL–2). Load ID (*SFLOW/ *DSFLOW): QD(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: F–1L3T–1 Description: Drainage-only seepage (outward normal flow) proportional to the surface pore pressure on the element surface only when that pressure is positive. Load ID (*SFLOW/ *DSFLOW): QNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Not supported Units: F–1L3T–1 Description: Nonuniform seepage (outward normal flow) proportional to the difference between surface pore pressures and a reference sink pore pressure on the element surface (units of FL–2) with magnitude supplied via user subroutine FLOW. Load ID (*SFLOW/ *DSFLOW): S(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface pore fluid
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Units: LT–1 Description: Prescribed pore fluid effective velocity outward from the element surface. Load ID (*SFLOW/ *DSFLOW): SNU(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface pore fluid Units: LT–1 Description: Nonuniform prescribed pore fluid effective velocity (outward from the surface) on the element surface with magnitude supplied via user subroutine DFLOW. Distributed impedances
Surface-based impedances are available for all elements with acoustic pressure degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Acoustic and shock loads,” Section 30.4.5.
Incident wave loading
Surface-based incident wave loads are available for all elements with displacement degrees of freedom or acoustic pressure degrees of freedom. They are specified as described in “Acoustic and shock loads,” Section 30.4.5. If the incident wave field includes a reflection off a plane outside the boundaries of the mesh, this effect can be included.
Electric fluxes
Surface-based electric fluxes are available for piezoelectric elements. They are specified as described in “Piezoelectric analysis,” Section 6.6.3.
Load ID (*DSECHARGE): ES(S) Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface charge Units: CL–2 Description: Prescribed surface charge on the element surface. Distributed electric current densities
Surface-based electric current densities are available for coupled thermal-electrical elements. They are specified as described in “Coupled thermal-electrical analysis,” Section 6.6.2.
Load ID (*DSECURRENT): CS(S)
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Abaqus/CAE Load/Interaction: Surface current Units: CL–2T–1 Description: Current density applied on the element surface. Element output
Output is in global directions unless a local coordinate system is assigned to the element through the section definition (“Orientations,” Section 2.2.5) in which case output is in the local coordinate system (which rotates with the motion in large-displacement analysis). See “State storage,” Section 1.5.4 of the Abaqus Theory Manual, for details.
Stress, strain, and other tensor components
Stress and other tensors (including strain tensors) are available for elements with displacement degrees of freedom. All tensors have the same components. For example, the stress components are as follows:
Heat flux components
Available for elements with temperature degrees of freedom.
Pore fluid velocity components
Available for elements with pore pressure degrees of freedom.
Mass concentration flux components
Available for elements with normalized concentration degrees of freedom.
Electrical potential gradient
Available for elements with electrical potential degrees of freedom.
S11 , direct stress. S22 , direct stress. S33 , direct stress (not available for plane stress elements). S12 , shear stress.
HFL1 Heat flux in the X-direction. HFL2 Heat flux in the Y-direction.
FLVEL1 Pore fluid effective velocity in the X-direction. FLVEL2 Pore fluid effective velocity in the Y-direction.
MFL1 Concentration flux in the X-direction. MFL2 Concentration flux in the Y-direction.
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Electrical flux components
Available for piezoelectric elements.
Electrical current density components
Available for coupled thermal-electrical elements.
Node ordering and face numbering on elements
For generalized plane strain elements, the reference node associated with each element (where the generalized plane strain degrees of freedom are stored) is not shown. The reference node should be the same for all elements in any given connected region so that the bounding planes are the same for that region. Different regions may have different reference nodes. The number of the reference node is not incremented when the elements are generated incrementally (see “Creating elements from existing elements by generating them incrementally” in “Element definition,” Section 2.2.1).
Triangular element faces
EPG1 Electrical potential gradient in the X-direction. EPG2 Electrical potential gradient in the Y-direction.
EFLX1 Electrical flux in the X-direction. EFLX2 Electrical flux in the Y-direction.
ECD1 Electrical current density in the X-direction. ECD2 Electrical current density in the Y-direction.
Face 1 1 – 2 faceFace 2 2 – 3 faceFace 3 3 – 1 face
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Quadrilateral element faces
Numbering of integration points for output
For heat transfer applications a different integration scheme is used for triangular elements, as described in “Triangular, tetrahedral, and wedge elements,” Section 3.2.6 of the Abaqus Theory Manual.
Face 1 1 – 2 faceFace 2 2 – 3 faceFace 3 3 – 4 faceFace 4 4 – 1 face
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