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Fatigue Analysis
Posted 2010年6月15日 GMT-4 13:24 2 Replies
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I'm performing some tests as part of a University assignment and I was wondering if anybody knew of how to go about it.
The aim is to model complex structures of wire bundles and perform fatigue analysis on them. To try and determine how long these bundles will last during use, including axial, torsional and flexural movement.
Would this be modelled in the structural mechanics area?
Thank you in advance
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The aim is to model complex structures of wire bundles and perform fatigue analysis on them. To try and determine how long these bundles will last during use, including axial, torsional and flexural movement.
Would this be modelled in the structural mechanics area?
Thank you in advance
If you would like more information, I can provide some if what I'm saying isn't coming across clearly.
2 Replies Last Post 2010年10月11日 GMT-4 10:14
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
Yes I would opt for the structural module, but your case has an extra difficulty, if you are talking about multi-wired tortional wrapped cables, you have the contact and friction sliding effects between the mutiple wires that probably should be added in by external equations. This is where COMSOL has some great extras as you can add your own physics.
In any case a very intersting issue, would be worth to keep us informed about your progress, here or at the COMSOL conferences
Good luck
Ivar
Yes I would opt for the structural module, but your case has an extra difficulty, if you are talking about multi-wired tortional wrapped cables, you have the contact and friction sliding effects between the mutiple wires that probably should be added in by external equations. This is where COMSOL has some great extras as you can add your own physics.
In any case a very intersting issue, would be worth to keep us informed about your progress, here or at the COMSOL conferences
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi David,
Can I ask how you got on with this? This analysis is the sort of thing I am interested in too, but unfortunately wasn't a comsol user at the time of your post! Do you have any models that I could maybe have a look at? I would appreciate that greatly!
Regards,
Chris
Can I ask how you got on with this? This analysis is the sort of thing I am interested in too, but unfortunately wasn't a comsol user at the time of your post! Do you have any models that I could maybe have a look at? I would appreciate that greatly!
Regards,
Chris