Hallo!
Just for clarification:
Basically my target is that:
with temperature dependent material definition.
What and where should I write in FEMAP to get such results in sol106?
The best would be a FEMAP example file.
BR,
Irwin
Hello Blas,
After several trying some errors what I can not change:
User Warning Message 4675. User fatal message 4676. (I think these are coming from the same issue.)
I hade one simulation where I had got results. From this analysis I have made just one modification, a constant temperature...
Dear Blas,
I have no error. I have no idea how I could define any temperature dependent non linear material in FEMaP for transient simulation.
I would like to analysis a structure where I have stres-strain curves on different temperature level and temperature and force load which gives us...
Hi Everybody!
I would like to make a non linear analysis whith FEMAP/NX Nastran which contains the following material definition:
- Temperature dependent Young modulus
- Temperature dependent Stress-strain curve
- Temperature dependent conductivity
- Temperature dependent Poisson number
I have...
How could I generate a material wich is temperature dependent.
I have tried on several tests the temperature dependent material, but it seems it is not working correctly. Could anybody send me a NEU file which is correct?
BR,
Irwin
I have tried the follwoing:
2 models with same mesh, force and temperature load and constrains.
The only difference is the material definition.
First model contains simple material definition for linear static load: E, nu, alfa and Tref
The second one is a little bit different: The E is...
I have temperature distribution at 0 s and I have another one at 1 s and another one at 2 s. Is it possible to use these temperature distributions as transient load for stress analysis?
If yes how? Where can I find a turorial or example?
So what is your suggestion?
Gravity and Temperature load for simple primary and secondary load approach and independently fatigue analysis for wind and independently fatigue for the acceleration loads?
Or something else?
Anyway: In which chapter I can find this info what you mentioned?
I
An example:
I have the following loads:
- gravity (1g)
- temperature
- extrem wind load
- extrem horizontal acceleration (+-0.16g)
- extrem vertical acceleration (+-0,23g)
How should I define load combinations and limits?
Do you have any addvice?
E
Do I understand well, if I have static load in this case I should use primary, secondary analysis method, if I have dynamic load I have to post-process everything according to the fatigue method?
Ervin
Maybe I was not accurate in the question.
In the DIN EN13445 standard there is a description about primary stress and secondary stress analysis on pressure vessel structure in the Annex C. In the Chapter 17 and 18 you can find a description about a fatigue analysis method also for the pressure...
Dear Everybody,
I would like to know in which case should I use primary/secondary analysis method and in which case the fatigue SN curve analysis during a pressure vessel analysis?
Irwin
Dear Everybody,
I would like to know more about the limitation of sliding bearings.
What are the maximum values for total pressure, asperity contact and unit loads for 2,3 layered bearings and sputter bearings? What would be the minimum oil film thickness?
Have somebody any catalog of...