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This course introduces methods for evaluation and estimation of fatigue life using Fatigue. Various
approaches for extending the useful life of a design are discussed. In addition, design optimization based
on a uniform life concept, and selection and evaluation of material surface finish and treatments, will also
be covered.
Introduction
Overview of MSC.Dytran capabilities
Differences between Lagrangian and Eulerian technology
Overview of contact and Euler/Lagrange coupling techniques
Typical applications
Explicit transient dynamic analysis
Introduction to explicit solution techniques
Explicit versus implicit technology
When to use explicit technology
Input definition
Overview of the input file
Input file formats and data generation
File management system
Case control
Bulk data
Running the analysis
Modeling
Description of the MSC.Dytran files
Example input file
Restarts and rezones
Executing MSC.Dytran
Postprocessing using the XDEXTR translator
Workshop on using XDEXTR
Basic concepts of Lagrange
Theory
Computational cycle
User subroutine implementation
Introduction to the basic concepts of fatigue analysis—total life, crack initiation, fracture mechanics
and crack propogation, and vibration fatigue
Theoretical background about fatigue and durability analysis is covered along with practical issues regarding implementation in Fatigue
Integration of fatigue analysis to the finite element method
Detailed coverage of the software user interface including loading, materials, and results
visualization utilities
General practical problems that will introduce the user to planning and conducting fatigue analysis
on parts from several industries
4 Days
Knowledge of engineering fundamentals, strength of materials, and machine design
IMAGES WILL BE PLACED WITHIN THE COLUMN WHITE SPACE AS ILLUSTRATED ABOVE TO BALANCE OUT THE CONTENT DETERMINED HEIGHT AND ILLUSTRATE RELEVANT PRODUCT / SERVICE DATA.