A Simple Example of Fatigue Life Estimation using Abaqus and Fe-Safe (cyclic load)

[@hnrwagner]

Outstanding video, you really set a high standard for educational FEM videos. Hope I can keep up:)

[@hyperlyceum60]

Thanks for your motivational comment

[@sunils1056]

Thank you for the excellent video. Kindly make more videos on Fe-safe.
Thanks

[@MahdiGerdooei]

بسیار عالی بود ، متشکرم دوستان عزیز، برایتان آرزوی بهترین‌ها را دارم.

[@hyperlyceum60]

Thank you so much!

[@shiyong5]

thank you Samon Husseini for your sharing. I would like to know that Su=570mpa,the 570mpa from where?

[@MehdiZohrevand-qx5tl]

Hi, great question.
Su, refers to the material properties that can be obtained from the Fe-safe database or found in literature.

[@aravindaousl]

It could have been much better if you mentioned about what the post processor illustrate on log life scale. There is no mention about that part with relate to the post processed results from FE safe...

[@hyperlyceum60]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. In this example, our focus was on comparing theoretical results with FE-SAFE results, so we only considered the maximum point where failure occurred. Explaining the other points outside the critical zone was beyond the scope of this tutorial.
If you have a specific topic in mind, feel free to reach out to Saman Hosseini, who can provide more detailed information in a one-on-one meeting.

[@badmusic8873]

thank a lot
To get plastic elastic analysis, you have to follow the same process

[@abaqususer8650]

Hi Saman. Do you have similar information on brown miller aluminum considering plasticity as well??

[@imdadimmu8741]

Thanks for support sir

[@SAMRIDDHISINGH-c3w]

Can you explain how to create psd file for loading

[@kedarzc]

Where does the equation for Nf come from?

[@chandradeeproy6661]

How u got alternating stress and mean stress?

[@adilshahryar8898]

can we see the fatigue life analysis by using Brown-Miller strain-life by introducing stress-strain results of load

[@abaqususer8650]

Did you get a reply for this?

[@kinlee5491]

NICE!