Performing Random Vibration Fatigue Analysis Using Ansys Mechanical - Lesson 4

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[@JayantBB78]

This video is pure gold. Thanks a lot madam. 🙏🏻

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[@JayantBB78]

@@AnsysLearning Wow. This will help a lot. My employer wants me to get certified By Ansys, for Ansys Structural, Thermal, and CFD using Fluent. This requirement is reference to ASME (Section V and VIII) for process equipment. Do you have faculty led courses anywhere in INDIA? I will prefer classroom courses. Sincere thanks. 🙏🏻

[@doezer999]

Does anyone know how the actual number of cycles can be extracted for the 1, 2 and 3sigma stresses. By that I mean the actual cycle count, a s a number of cycles. I need to use the cycle count vs stress values in a seperate program (NASGRO) to assess the effect of random vibration on crack growth (i.e. fracture control assessment)

[@SoulfullSpace]

Is the PSD G is same for all application?

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[@JayantBB78]

11:00 How to use all the points in this graph in analysis? Not just start and end point.

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[@danielbadel1226]

Incredible video! Excellent. However i though rainflow method was the best cycle counting algorithm for fatigue analysis

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