Fatigue analysis Definition and 14 Threads
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How Can We Calculate the Fatigue Life of a Simply-Supported Beam?
Hi, some time ago I wondered if it's possible to calculate fatigue life (number of cycles to failure) for complex models analytically, based on static FEA results: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/fatigue-life-hand-calculations-based-on-static-fea-results.994264/ Unfortunately, it seems...- FEAnalyst
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- Beam Fatigue Fatigue analysis Fatigue life Life Stress
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Fatigue analysis with JIS standard book
Dear guys can somebody explain, what is actually the following terms, used in fatigue analysis: 1. Mean stress correction factor 2. Plate thickness correction factor 3. Redundancy factor Thanks guys. you are the best...- Ridzuan
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- Analysis Book Fatigue Fatigue analysis Standard
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Fatigue analysis in the frequency domain
Assuming that a TLP platform is examined and the wave forces acting on the tendons of the mooring lines are presented in RAOs (as a function of wave frequency). Using Jonswap spectra for North sea (i.e peakness factor equal to 3.3) we can obtain Hs (significant wave height); Tp (peak period) and...- Dimis414
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- Analysis Domain Fatigue Fatigue analysis Frequency Frequency domain
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Time History Fatigue Analysis - Ansys Static Structural Quer
I'm testing a part for fatigue, and I got a time series of Forces and Moments on three different parts of the body (A wind turbine hub). From the static structural fatigue analysis, I noticed that you need a von mises stress input - that's not a problem. My problem is, how do I place different...- kepler456
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- Analysis Ansys Ansys mechanical Fatigue Fatigue analysis History Static Structural Time
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Variable Amplitude Fatigue Analysis - Super Confused on how
Hey everyone I'd be really grateful if anyone could help me out here, been going round in circles for two weeks now and I need to get going soon. Jumping right to the point, here's my problem: We are currently working on a student project and designing a Wind Turbine for future opensource use...- kepler456
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- Amplitude Analysis Confused Fatigue Fatigue analysis Mechancal engineering Variable
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Mean stress with miner's rule in fatigue analysis
Hi I was wondering how you would account for mean stress (such as using with goodman equation) using von mises with miners rule due to variable loading Thank you- scootypuffsnr
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- Analysis Fatigue Fatigue analysis Mean Stress
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- Forum: General Engineering
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What stress to use for fatigue analysis
Hi, I was wondering which stress values from a finite element program to use for fatigue analysis, (von mises, principal, tresca). I was leaning towards principal stresses but then would my stress range be σ11 from load case 1 (LC1) to σ11 of LC2, or would i need to do σ11-σ33 first and then...- scootypuffsnr
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- Analysis Fatigue Fatigue analysis Stress
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- Forum: General Engineering
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How Does Fe-Safe Compute Life Fatigue in Harmonic Analysis?
Hello everybody , I am student in mechanical enginnering. I have to evaluate the solution Fe-Safe. i am working on two subjects: Harmonic and PSD Vibrations. The modal analysis are done in Abaqus. I would like to understand how Fe-Safe computes Life Fatigue in case of harmonic analysis. What...- salwacheg
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- Fatigue Fatigue analysis Harmonic analysis Psd Vibration
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Fatigue Analysis - Factor of safety
Homework Statement Hey everyone, I'm trying to do this question and have no idea where to go with it. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/630750/Screen%20Shot%202011-11-02%20at%2014.17.42.png Homework Equations See below. The Attempt at a Solution Here is my attempt/thinking so far...- Roomie
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- Analysis Fatigue Fatigue analysis Safety
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Pressure vessel fatigue analysis
Hi, I am wondering if there is any guideline and examples of design and analysis according to EN13445.- belhaje11
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- Analysis Fatigue Fatigue analysis Pressure Pressure vessel Vessel
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Analyzing Fatigue Failure in a Shaft Under Bending and Bearing Loads
hello, im trying to do a fatigue analysis on a shaft but keep getting that it will never brake, which is impossible , because of various cases that it did after something like 3.5 years the shaft is made of Al-6061 and a divided force of 700N is working on him. the linear speed at the edge...- guy_alon
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- Analysis Fatigue Fatigue analysis
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How can we solve the fatigue problem in a more efficient way?
Hi everyone. I'm working with a project about Fatigue Analysis now. I got some questions I'm stuck with at the moment. So I'm wondering if you have any idea about them. The method people usually use to solve the fatigue problem at the moment is like this: The first six plots shows...- ella_lei9
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- Analysis Fatigue Fatigue analysis
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Designing Coaxial Output Shafts: Fatigue Analysis
Part of my design project requires that I design two coaxial output shafts. I've gone through and calculated the inner shaft based on deflection and Goodman fatigue criterion. The problem now is this: the other output shaft must be a hollow shaft that shares its axis with the interior shaft. All...- CPP
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- Analysis Fatigue Fatigue analysis Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Fatigue analysis from market data
I am working on a project for a company to analyse the fatigue life of a component. There is an existing component that the company manufactures and the component fails by fatigue on the average 540 days. The component is a tube made of low carbon steel of yield 260N/sqmm and ultimate of...- chandran
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- Analysis Data Fatigue Fatigue analysis
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- Forum: General Engineering