I have been using axisymmetric models in Abaqus to simulate the distension of elastomeric tubes being pressurized with a fluid (see the attached pictures). The model is one tube wall, which can then be swept to show a distended cylinder.

Next I want to simulate the response of a fibre-elastomer composite tube subject to the same pressure. I've been able to characterize this material in planar form using the Holzapfel model. However, I am encountering problems trying to make the same simulations in Abaqus because I don't know how to indicate that the fibre families are running around the circumference of the tube (i.e. partially into the screen).

I also haven't been able to find an example of someone doing something similar in literature. All the applications of the Holzapfel model that I've seen have been in a planar form (here is an example: https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/9/14/2851)

Broadly speaking, can someone tell me if what I'm trying to do is even possible? Or will I need to make my model a flat surface rather than a tube?