I just want to see the effect of corrosion on life. I can't get a test done, so I'm just trying to figure it out by changing the surface roughness in the analysis program.
Hi,
Corrosion has a significant effect on the fatigue of metals. I cannot simulate it directly in the fatigue analysis software, but I am able to modify the surface roughness of the material. How much does surface roughness typically increase after corrosion (as a percentage)?
Ideally, I...
Yes, you are right.
As the aircraft accelerates, the temperature will also increase. Therefore, the g loads on the wing will also be very different.
As a result, it is necessary to examine both situations separately in detail.
Subsonic Flight: Fatigue is primarily dominated by high-cycle fatigue (HCF) due to repetitive low-stress loading. The absence of extreme thermal fluctuations reduces the impact of thermal fatigue, leading to a longer material lifespan.
Supersonic Flight: More severe low-cycle fatigue (LCF)...
There is a bushing between the pin and the part. I am loading the part up and down. Therefore, I expect stresses to occur in the hole area of the part, but I am not sure which contact type I should give between the bushing and the part in Ansys. I think that if I give Bonded, it will not reflect...
Does maneuver time have any significance for fatigue life? For example, will it make a difference in damage if an aircraft moving at 5g cruise reaches 6g in 10 seconds or 5 seconds? After all, it will have completed 1 cycle from 5g to 6g.
Yes, I you want to develop a flight profile for a military UAV. I will look at the MIL-SPEC 6688.
Maneuver loads are different than others, because much more load is created and the duration of the maneuver is also important.
Actually, I want to find out, for a fighter UAV with a limit of 6g...