Can anyone advise by your experience, which is the best software for crack propagation problems?
That is; calculation of stress intensity factors using linear elastic fracture mechanics or elasto plastic fracture mechanics. Computationally effective with good manual (user guide examples) ?
Thanks
This is a very simple problem using which I'm trying to validate my finite element code
I have two plates Plate 1 and Plate 2.
Plate 1
In this plate I connected elements ABEG and BCDF
Nodes E and F are co-incident
I connected E and F by rigid elements. I did NOT connect E and F for rotation...
I have a cantilever column of length 1m.
I have applied a lateral load of 200 kN uniformly distributed over the length of the column
I have carried out a geometric non linear analysis and see that the (maximum deformed) statistics are as follows:
-314.40 mm(translation X)
0.00...
I have a cantilever column of length 1m.
I have applied a lateral load of 200 kN uniformly distributed over the length of the column
I have carried out a geometric non linear analysis and see that the (maximum deformed) statistics are as follows:
-314.40 mm(translation X)
0.00 (translation Y)...
I have used Newmark's method wherein my damping matrix was generated through a combination of mass and stiffness matrix (Rayleigh damping).
IS it possible to use the Newmark's method if the damping matrix is non diagonal?
Regards
Ash
Hi,
I have been trying to interpret the physical reason of this clause in DNV2013.
Link
See link below Clause 606 equation 5.25.
It calls for a reduction in the plastic moment capacity if the structural element has lateral point loads.
I personally feel the reason for this clause is to...
Hi,
I know that one gets complex Eigen values when there is damping in the system. IS it possible that if the system is unstable, one gets complex values?
I have got a structural system wherein I get complex Eigen values. The system is undamped.IT is stable.
I would like to understand the...
I'm sorry but I shall be happy if anyone can help me.
IS it true, that if there is a crack near a window, then structurally, the length of the crack = actual length of the crack + length of the diagonal of the window.
I'm not sure, if / how this is true?