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Project Overview

In this Abaqus project, the behavior of a Cobiax slab is simulated and investigated under axial loading.

The Cobiax slab has a length and width of 4 meters, and an axial force of 440 kN is applied to the slab. The main objective of the simulation is to investigate the structural response of the voided concrete slab and evaluate its deformation and damage behavior.

Cobiax slab model in Abaqus

Cobiax slab model developed in Abaqus.

Cobiax Slab Configuration

In the model, the Cobiax elements are arranged next to one another at a specified distance. Two wire meshes are then positioned above and below the Cobiax elements, followed by the placement of concrete around them.

The Cobiax elements are modeled as spherical bodies with a diameter of 315 mm. Their presence creates hollow cavities inside the concrete slab, reducing the amount of concrete required and consequently reducing the weight of the slab.

Cobiax spherical elements inside concrete slab

Arrangement of the spherical Cobiax elements inside the concrete slab.

Cobiax spherical elements inside concrete slab

Arrangement of the spherical Cobiax elements inside the concrete slab.

Concrete Damaged Plasticity Model

The concrete material is defined using the Concrete Damaged Plasticity (CDP) model in Abaqus. This material model is used to investigate the nonlinear behavior and damage development of the concrete slab under loading.

Tensile Damage and Crack Propagation

The tensile damage and crack propagation in the concrete can be observed during the Abaqus analysis. The damaged regions are highlighted in red in the simulation results.

The DAMAGET variable is used to evaluate tensile damage in the concrete. As the applied force increases, the tensile damage develops further and larger regions of the concrete slab become damaged.

Tensile damage in Cobiax concrete slab

Tensile damage and crack propagation in the concrete slab.

Tensile damage in Cobiax concrete slab

Tensile damage and crack propagation in the concrete slab.

Force-Displacement Diagram

The force-displacement response of the concrete slab is obtained from the Abaqus results. This diagram can be used to evaluate the relationship between the applied force and the vertical displacement of the slab.

Force-displacement diagram of Cobiax slab

Force-displacement diagram obtained from the Abaqus analysis.

What You Will Learn

  • How to model a Cobiax slab in Abaqus.
  • How to arrange spherical Cobiax elements inside a concrete slab.
  • How to model the concrete using the CDP model.
  • How to investigate tensile damage in concrete.
  • How to visualize crack propagation in the concrete slab.
  • How to obtain vertical displacement results.
  • How to extract a force-displacement diagram from Abaqus.
  • How to process material and numerical results using Excel.
Cobiax slab model in Abaqus

Deformation of the model.

Key Features

  • 4 × 4 m Cobiax concrete slab.
  • 440 kN axial loading.
  • Spherical Cobiax elements.
  • 315 mm Cobiax element diameter.
  • Concrete Damaged Plasticity (CDP) model.
  • Tensile damage evaluation using DAMAGET.
  • Crack propagation visualization.
  • Vertical displacement analysis.
  • Force-displacement diagram.
  • Abaqus CAE file.
  • Abaqus INP file.
  • Excel file containing concrete material data.
  • Excel file containing force-displacement results.
  • Step-by-step training video.
Files Included
What you will receive after purchase
File Type
Content
Description
🧩 Abaqus
CAE File
Complete Abaqus model
📄 Abaqus
INP File
Abaqus input file
📊 Excel
Concrete Material
Concrete material properties used in the Abaqus CDP model
📊 Excel
Numerical Results
Results extracted from the Abaqus analysis
🎥 Video
Video Tutorial
Step-by-step explanation of the project

Project Information

Important information about this project

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Video Duration 58 Minutes
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Total File Size 177 MB
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Abaqus Version Abaqus 2017
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Language English
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File Delivery Instant Download

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