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Fatigue Analysis of a Link Part

Fatigue Analysis of a Ride-On

Running the Static Studies

Creating a Fatigue Study and its Properties

Defining Fatigue Events

Defining an SN Curve for the Material of the Part

Running Fatigue Analysis and Viewing Damage Results

Checking the Damage

Fatigue Analysis of a Landing Gear

Fatigue Check for a Vehicle Suspension System

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Running Fatigue Analysis and Viewing Damage Results

Right-click the TopFace study and select Run.
Notice that the program creates a Results folder where fatigue result plots are created.
Right-click the Results folder and select Define Fatigue Plot .
In the PropertyManager:
1. Under Plot Type, select Damage.
2. Click .
  The Damage plot is displayed.
  
  This plot shows that the sequence of fatigue events is expected to consume 0.22% of the life of the ride-on.

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