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A physical prototype of the engine mounting lug that was studied earlier is placed in a test laboratory and subject to an external service loading environment. A hardware strain gauge rosette is placed on the prototype in a strategic location near a suspected failure location and the strain time history is captured.
The prototype is also created as a finite element model. A software strain gauge is created in the same location as that of the physical prototype. FE results are extracted and converted to the same coordinate system as the rosette. A subsequent fatigue analysis is done on both the physically measured strain time history and that simulated by the finite element model for comparison and correlation purposes.
Objective
• To create a software strain gauge on the FE model in the same location and orientation as the physical strain gauge
• To extract FE results in the same coordinate system as the gauge
• To synthesize the measured strain history from the FE model
• To run fatigue analyses on both measured and simulated strain histories for comparison purposes
• To assess the stress state in the prototype at the measurement location
Table 13‑1 File |
P3_HOME/mscfatigue_files/examples/mounting_lug.op2 |
P3_HOME/mscfatigue_files/examples/soft_sg.fin |
P3_HOME/mscfatigue_files/examples/soft_sg_m1.dac |
P3_HOME/mscfatigue_files/examples/soft_sg_m2.dac |
P3_HOME/mscfatigue_files/examples/soft_sg_m3.dac |