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Anyone out there use Afgrow?

Anyone out there use Afgrow?

Anyone out there use Afgrow?

(OP)
Is there anyone using the AFGROW program for crack propagation analysis in stiffened panels?
Because AFGROW has no built-in model yet for this mode, I am very interested if someone has simulated a cracked stiffened panel, using an existing AFGROW model. Maybe by using Beta factors. An input example would be very welcome.

Thanks in advance
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RE: Anyone out there use Afgrow?

Doesn't AFGROW have a feature to input a Beta Table?  If so you can find stiffened panel SIF in many of the published literature:  I think the compendium by Rooke and Cartwright have stiffened panels.

RE: Anyone out there use Afgrow?

(OP)
Thanks Philcondit.
I have found some SIF's in the German Handbook "Handbuch Struktur Berechnungen" HSB for stiffened panels too.
I was just wondering whether there were input examples available from Afgrow users.

jelto

RE: Anyone out there use Afgrow?

Hi Jelto,

AFGROW does have the feature where the user can input a table of beta values, As Philcondit mentioned, they can be obtained from Rooke & Cartwright's book.

Regards

Andries

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