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January 25, 2023 at 7:34 am
FAQ
ParticipantNo. Fretting wear is material removal due to small oscillatory motion between two butting components. A non-linear FE analysis is required. PSD is a linear analysis in the frequency domain. Wear due to oscillatory motion can be simulated in the time domain using the wear material model. The approach is explained in Chapter 43 of the Technology Demonstration Guide (ANSYS Help > Mechanical APDL > Technology Demonstration Guide > Chapter 43: Contact Surface Wear Simulation). If the loading is specified as a PSD, it can be converted into the time domain but the duration of time domain signal may be very long. Thus, the ensuring time based, nonlinear wear contact analysis maybe very computationally expensive. To minimize that expense, fretting wear simulations are often considered in three separate stages: contact model, crack initiation, and crack propagation. Below are some useful references: http://www.soetelaboratory.ugent.be/03_research/dissertation/PhDdissertation_RezaHojjati.pdf https://sites.google.com/site/frettingfatigue/home http://www.msrsas.org/docs/sastech_journals/archives/April2009/10.pdf http://waset.org/publications/9887/fretting-fatigue-behavior-of-bolted-single-lap-joints-of-aluminum-alloys
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