Durability
Static events
You create a static durability event to perform a durability analysis on a model for which you have static stress or strain results.
For each static durability event, you must define excitation loads and specify the following durability settings:
Strength criterion in the selected strength durability object
Number of cycles and fatigue life criterion in the selected fatigue durability object
Primary loading direction in the selected axis search durability object
Excitation load types
A static event can have multiple excitation loads of the same type. You set the type of excitation when you create the static event.
Load pattern
Simulates a cyclical loading condition using a simple cyclic function with magnitude defined by the selected solution subcase.
Result path
Simulates a loading condition by creating an excitation from existing solution steps.
Excitation function
Simulates a cyclical loading condition using a general AFU table function.
When a static event has multiple excitation loads defined, the results from each excitation load are superposed to provide the results for the event.
Where do I find it?
| Application | Pre/Post |
|---|---|
| Prerequisite | A static structural solution |
| Command Finder | Static Event |
| Simulation Navigator | Right-click the Durability solution process node→New Event→Static |
How do I
Create a static durability event
Add a load pattern to a static event
Create a result path excitation
Create an excitation function
Learn more
Excitation loads
Understanding excitation loads for static events
Durability objects
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