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To solve the problem of invalid geometry in ABAQUS and improve the part using geometry edit
tools, follow these steps:

Access Geometry Edit Tools:

Go to the menu bar in ABAQUS CAE.
Select Tools > Geometry Edit Tools....
Use Auto Repair (if needed):
If the part contains invalid geometry, ABAQUS may suggest using auto repair. This operation can
be slow but thorough, using multiple repair tools and validity checks.
Follow the prompts to apply auto repair to the part.
Manually Repair Geometry:
If only a few entities are invalid or if auto repair did not fully resolve the issue, use the manual
geometry edit tools.
Within the Geometry Edit Tools menu, explore the available tools to correct and improve the part's
geometry.
Identify and Correct Issues:
Look for highlighted areas or indicators of invalid geometry.
Use tools like Modify, Delete, Move, Offset, Intersect, etc., to repair problematic geometry
elements such as surfaces, edges, or vertices.
Validate Geometry Changes:
After making edits, validate the geometry changes to ensure the part is now valid and suitable for
analysis.
Use any built-in validation or checking tools within ABAQUS to confirm the integrity of the
repaired geometry.
Save Changes:
Once you are satisfied with the geometry repairs, save the updated model.
Re-run Analysis (if applicable):
If the geometry changes were made in an existing analysis model, re-run the analysis to ensure the
updated geometry does not affect the results.
By following these steps, you should be able to address and resolve issues related to invalid
geometry in ABAQUS, ensuring your model is suitable for analysis and simulation purposes. If you
encounter specific challenges during this process, refer to ABAQUS documentation or seek
assistance from technical support for further guidance.