[WEBINAR] --body elubility the simulation of the mechanisms is addressed in the seminar. We will learn to handle axioms with rigid and flexible bodies, until we arrive at fatigue testing of components.
iscriviti al webinarthe design of a mechanism requires careful study of the dynamic behavior of the system in operating conditions. [TABLE="width: 710"]
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[/TABLE][/TD][TD]<!--[if !mso]> > > <style> v\:* {behavior:url(#default#vml);} o\:* {behavior:url(#default#vml);} w\:* {behavior:url(#default#vml);} .shape {behavior:url(#default#vml);} </style> <![endif]--> ● Not only is it useful to know the speed and acceleration of the bodies in motion, but also an accurate estimate of the forces born in the connecting joints, in order to avoid gross design errors.
● In the case of high-speed machines, the effects of inertial loads in the sizing of components and structural analysis cannot be neglected.
● It is known as a component subject to manifest cyclic loads the phenomenon known with the term of fatigue of materials, for which a structural failure can be obtained under the action of stresses much lower than the breaking load.
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[/TABLE]to help designers orientate themselves in dynamic simulations, smartcae prepared the online seminar “--body elubility”. participates in the webinar to discover the simulation of mechanisms, seeing how to manage axioms with rigid bodies and flexible bodies, pushing up to the fatigue verification of the component. free registrationnotice: the number of places is limited and these live seminars fill quickly as methods and simulation criteria are shared resulting from the daily experience of smartcae technicians.archive: you can access past webinar recordings on fem modeling, cfd simulation, composite materials and much more through our archive.
iscriviti al webinarthe design of a mechanism requires careful study of the dynamic behavior of the system in operating conditions. [TABLE="width: 710"]
<tbody></tbody>[TR][TD][TABLE="width: 387"]
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● In the case of high-speed machines, the effects of inertial loads in the sizing of components and structural analysis cannot be neglected.
● It is known as a component subject to manifest cyclic loads the phenomenon known with the term of fatigue of materials, for which a structural failure can be obtained under the action of stresses much lower than the breaking load.
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