Exploring the Low Cycle Fatigue Performance of FFF Steel 316L [Talk at AM Industry Summit]
[Talk at AM Industry Summit, 03 August 2021]
Exploring the Low Cycle Fatigue Performance of FFF Steel 316L
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Is the study of Low Cycle Fatigue (LCF) and cyclic plasticity useful for biomedical metals?
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I would like to open a discussion in relation to the following question:
"Is the study of Low Cycle Fatigue (LCF) and cyclic plasticity useful for biomedical metals?"
It appears that there is some level of misunderstanding around this issue. Thus, I would be very interested to find out the views of iMechanica community engineers and researchers working on biomedical metals and applications (i.e. implants) on this.
Abaqus Low cycle fatigue - Hysteresis Energy Criteria
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Hi,
I am trying to do Low cycle fatigue analysis in abaqus, and
according to the Documentation, for bulk material damage initiation and damage
evolution definition, I can use the criteria (and type for Damage evolution) as
"Hysteresis Energy". And have to define 4 material variables C1 to
C4.
Abaqus Low cycle fatigue - Hysteresis Energy Criteria
Hi,
I am trying to do Low cycle fatigue analysis in abaqus, and
according to the Documentation, for bulk material damage initiation and damage
evolution definition, I can use the criteria (and type for Damage evolution) as
"Hysteresis Energy". And have to define 4 material variables C1 to
C4.
But in the abaqus material library (in abaqus-CAE) i could find
all the other criteria but not the "Hysteresis energy". I also tried
to define it in the *.inp file but abaqus could not read it (apparently wasn't
writing it correctly).
Modeling fatigue crack growth in abaqus using xfem
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Dear all,
I am new to abaqus and I have to model a fatigue crack growth using xfem.
I have searched for a tutorial for that and I could not find anything useful.
Does anybody know where can I find the tutorial or smth helpful?
tnx in advance,
LOW-CYCLE FATIGUE CRACK PROPAGATION IN ABAQUS USING XFEM
Hi all,
I´m traying to simulate a low-cycle fatigue crack growth in Abaqus 6.9 using xfem. My problem is to add the low cycle method to the xfem solution.
I believe that the only current option for this would be to manually
create the loading curve and to do the analysis by a brute force
method but i may not be correct in this assumption however.
Please could someone explain a brief method.
i appreciate in advance.
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