Joon Park, a highly skilled expert in scripting with Python for Abaqus, hails from South Korea. With a strong educational background, extensive experience, and deep expertise in Python programming, Joon has emerged as a leading authority in the field of automation and customization for Abaqus simulations.

Education and Early Career:
Joon completed his Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Seoul National University, where he developed a passion for computational methods and programming. Recognizing the power of scripting in streamlining engineering processes, he pursued further education and obtained a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). During his studies, Joon focused on applying Python programming to enhance the capabilities of finite element simulations.

Professional Accomplishments:
After completing his education, Joon joined a renowned engineering software company in Seoul, where he specialized in developing custom tools and automating workflows for Abaqus users. His exceptional scripting skills and deep understanding of Abaqus APIs allowed him to create efficient and user-friendly solutions for complex engineering problems.

Expertise and Contributions:
Joon Park’s expertise lies in utilizing Python scripting to enhance the functionalities of Abaqus software. He has a comprehensive knowledge of Abaqus APIs, enabling him to automate repetitive tasks, streamline simulation workflows, and build custom tools tailored to specific engineering needs. Joon’s proficiency extends to pre-processing tasks, post-processing data analysis, and generating detailed reports.

His expertise in scripting with Python has enabled Joon to develop advanced optimization algorithms, parameter studies, and sensitivity analyses within the Abaqus framework. By leveraging the power of Python, he has successfully accelerated the simulation process, improved efficiency, and facilitated multidisciplinary design optimization.

Joon actively collaborates with engineers and researchers to understand their simulation requirements and translate them into effective Python scripts. He is known for his ability to develop intuitive user interfaces, enabling non-programmers to utilize complex Abaqus functionalities through streamlined workflows.

Joon Park’s contributions have significantly impacted the engineering community, reducing simulation time, improving accuracy, and promoting innovation. He regularly shares his knowledge through technical presentations, workshops, and online forums, inspiring others to leverage the power of scripting for enhanced engineering simulations.

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Script to transfer load from CFD to structural model in Abaqus

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Notice: This package will be available 1 month after purchase in your dashboard. FEA offers various loading types, such as force, pressure, and temperature, which can be applied to different parts of an object, such as points, surfaces, edges, nodes, and elements. Therefore, applying accurate loading conditions on these features is necessary for reliable simulation results and the safe design of structures. Sometimes, the loading conditions are obtained by another analysis, such as CFD, and need to be transferred and applied to the structural model for the structural analysis; during this transfer, the loads might not be appropriately applied to the model, especially when the loads are complicated like the pressure profile of a space rocket. So in this package, a Python script is presented to solve this issue and transfer the loads properly to the structural model.

Python scripting in ABAQUS Part 2

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This training package includes workshops that help you to learn about advanced Python scripting in Abaqus software. This is the most comprehensive tutorial containing advanced ways to write the Abaqus script. The subjects such as interrogation in output databases, Kernel plug-ins, RSG plug-ins, etc., are covered in this tutorial.

Python scripting in ABAQUS-(FREE Version)

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This training package(free version) includes one of three and two of five workshops that help you to partially learn how to use Python scripting in Abaqus software. This is likewise the most comprehensive tutorial for the script, and it is appropriate for beginners to advanced users. The subjects such as parameterization, optimization, sequential running and etc. are covered in this tutorial. To access the full version of this package, click here. It should be mentioned, that the free version of this package, it is not included software files and scripts.  

Python scripting in ABAQUS Part1

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This training package includes workshops that help you to learn how to use Python scripting in Abaqus software. This is likewise the most comprehensive tutorial for the script, and it is appropriate for beginners to advanced users. The subjects such as parameterization, optimization, sequential running and etc., are covered in this tutorial.

Linking ABAQUS and MATLAB

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This package presents a technique to bridge the gap between ABAQUS and MATLAB. It is especially useful when you want to set up an automated optimization loop between these two PC applications. The key points for linking are presented in a case study that is about topology optimization of an end-fixed 2D plate by the BESO approach.

ABAQUS Sequential Solution Software

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With this Batch file, you can program multiple jobs in ABAQUS. So, they can be executed sequentially and do not need to be handled individually or run concurrently, which can cause software malfunctions. It can be so cost and time effective.

How to write input file in ABAQUS

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This package tries to explain how to write other commands while explaining the instructions used in writing input. This is presented in some simple and practical examples.