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Abaqus/Explicit

Abaqus/Explicit is a finite element analysis product that is particularly well suited to simulate brief transient dynamic events such as consumer electronics drop testing, automotive crashworthiness, and ballistic impact. The ability of Abaqus/Explicit to effectively handle severely nonlinear behavior such as contact makes it very attractive for the simulation of many quasi-static events such as rolling of hot metal and slow crushing of energy absorbing devices. Abaqus/Explicit is designed for production environments so ease of use, reliability, and efficiency are key ingredients in its architecture. Abaqus/Explicit is supported within the Abaqus/CAE modeling environment for all common pre- and postprocessing needs.

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Brochure

Abaqus Version 6.7 Brochure
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Data Sheets

Abaqus/Explicit Version 6.7
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Abaqus/Explicit Version 6.7 Extended Functionality
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Related Products
Crash Dummy Models
First Technology Safety Systems (FTSS) dummy models for Abaqus are available as add-on products for use in crashworthiness and occupant safety simulations
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Cosimulation using MADYMO
This add-on capability for Abaqus/Explicit is used to perform vehicle-occupant crash safety simulations by coupling Abaqus/Explicit with MADYMO from TNO Automotive Safety Solutions.
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Multiphysics Capabilities
The Abaqus Unified FEA product suite has significant capabilities that are used to solve multiphysics problems.
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Technical Resources
Hardware Performance 
Benchmark problems are intended to provide an estimate of the performance that can be expected when running representative Abaqus jobs on different computer platforms.
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Supported Platforms
Information regarding system requirements and supported computer platforms.
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Coupled Eulerian-Lagrangian fluid-structure interaction (FSI) within Abaqus
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