A question about fatigue analysis using ANSYS Workbench
A question about fatigue analysis using ANSYS Workbench
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I am performing a fatigue analysis for the mechanism shown in Figure 01. This mechanism is made of titanium alloy (Ti-6AL-4V). It's supposed to be locked at this position. After being locked, each of the two upper plates should support till 5E6 cycles of the time-varying load shown in Figure 02. I would like to know if I have well performed this analysis given that I have chosen a static structural analysis with fixed support for the lower plate and two force cycles applied to the two upper plates. I have added a fatigue tool to the solution with the details shown in Figure 03.
I have read the manual "Fatigue Analysis in the ANSYS Workbench Environment" but I'm still not sure that I have well chosen the details of fatigue tool.
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http://f iles.engin eering.com /getfile.a spx?folder =5d8dd412- 5830-4dda- a834-23555 9994ece&am p;file=Fig ure_02.bmp
http://f iles.engin eering.com /getfile.a spx?folder =c0e3b112- 0e8d-4351- afe4-bb6d9 5a3f84a&am p;file=Fig ure_03.bmp
Thank you in advance for any help.
Chaabain
I have read the manual "Fatigue Analysis in the ANSYS Workbench Environment" but I'm still not sure that I have well chosen the details of fatigue tool.
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Thank you in advance for any help.
Chaabain





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