How Can I Calculate Stress Points in My First Design?

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To successfully calculate stress points in a design, it's important to analyze specific labeled points, such as A, B, C, and D, to identify where stresses are likely to occur. A varied load of -10 to 10 kN should be considered in these calculations. Visual inspections alone are insufficient; conducting thorough stress analyses is essential for accurate results. The design's behavior under load can change significantly if it is attached to other structures. Investigating these factors will enhance the understanding of stress distribution in the design.
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I'm trying my first design and want to make it successful before I actually make the product.
I want to calculate what the stresses are and where they are likely to be.

F is a varied load from -10 to 10 kN
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To find the critical points, should I check the points that i labeled A, B , C , D ?

Which ones is most likely to have the most stress based on my design?
 
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Huumah said:
I'm trying my first design and want to make it successful before I actually make the product.
I want to calculate what the stresses are and where they are likely to be.

F is a varied load from -10 to 10 kN
RQoBtxw.png


To find the critical points, should I check the points that i labeled A, B , C , D ?

That would seem to be a good start.

Which ones is most likely to have the most stress based on my design?

It's hard to say based solely on a visual inspection of your gizmo. That's why you should challenge yourself and investigate the stresses. It would be more helpful if you had some calculations to review.
 
Without any other support, the thing will just accelerate quickly in the direction of the force - probably not a realistic scenario.
Stress gets more interesting if the thing is attached to something else.
 
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