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ANSYS Mechanical: Fracture Parameter Evaluation for an Arbitrary Crack

Tagged: ansys-mechanical, Arbitrary Crack, Crack Analysis, Crack definition, Fracture Analysis, Fracture parameters, J-Integral, Non-planar crack, stress-intensity-factor
    • June 6, 2022 at 9:30 am
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      This video demonstrates the workflow for a fracture parameter evaluation of an arbitrary crack in an X-Joint in ANSYS Mechanical. A circular surface body is used to represent the arbitrary crack. ANSYS Mechanical Enterprise is a finite element analysis (FEA) tool that provides in-depth analysis of structural and coupled-field behavior in a highly productive environment for optimal engineering.

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