[ansysworkbench7.1培训幻灯DS7appdx2fatigu.ppt

Fatigue Appendix 2 Fatigue Appendix 2 Contents: Capabilities Fatigue - Materials Fatigue - Analysis Fatigue - Loading Load Effects Miscellaneous Analysis Options Results Output Exercise 10.1 - Fatigue Capabilities A fatigue analysis can be separated into 3 areas: Materials Analysis Results Viewing Materials: Sample data for steel and aluminum included as guide ONLY. User should input fatigue material data. Stress-life Data Options/Features Fatigue material data stored as tabular alternating stress vs. life points. The ability to define mean stress dependent or multiple r-ratio curves if the data is available. Options to have log-log, semi-log, or linear interpolation. Ability to graphically view the fatigue material data The fatigue data is saved in XML format along with the other static material data. Fatigue - Materials Screen shot showing fatigue data in DesignSpace (can be edited by user). Fatigue - Analysis Fatigue Tool: Can be added before or after a stress solution has been performed. Can be done through the solution toolbar or through context menus. Use Details Window to define: Load type Mean stress handling More . . . Highlight Fatigue Tool to see graphical representation of the loading and mean stress effects Fatigue Loading Constant amplitude proportional loading: Fully reversed or zero based. Requires: One set of results. Load ratio: LR = load1/load2. Examples: Fully reversed: -LR = -1. Zero based: LR = 0. Or arbitrary Load Ratio. Specify Load Ratio in Details Window. Fatigue Loading, continued Non-constant amplitude proportional loading: Single set of results required. Load ratio varies over time. Cumulative damage calculations done: Cycle counting. Damage summation. Rainflow cycle counting method used to identify stress reversals. Miner’s rule used to perform the damage summation. Options for non-constant amplitude proportional loading: Alternating and mean stresses sorted into bins before partial damage is calculated. Default settings and bin s