This is the event proceedings of the Modeling Dynamics, Fatigue and Fracture seminar held on the 22nd and 23rd of November 2023, in Roskilde, Denmark.

Modeling Dynamics, Fatigue and Fracture

Best Practices and Future Challenges

ISBN 978-1-83979-064-5

CONTENTS

Developing Pumps with High Structural Integrity in a Dynamic Load Environment - Demonstrated through Industrial Case Studies
B. L. Poulsen (Grundfos)

Fatigue Delamination Prediction using a Cohesive Zone Model and its Latest Extension to Multi-Level Block Loading
E. Lindgaard (Aalborg University)

Efficient Fatigue Analysis in the Frequency Domain for Different Types of Dynamic Excitations
D. Hofmann (Magna Powertrain – Engineering Center Steyr)

Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis with Harmonic Balance Method
R. Helfrich, T. Willerding (Intes)

Fatigue Life Investigation as a Part of a Complete Design Optimization Process
G. Korbetis, C. Tegos (BETA CAE Systems)

Optimization of a Welded Roller Coaster Track Concerning Fatigue. Current State and General Outlook
W. Vonach (CAE Simulation & Solutions Maschinenbau Ingenieurdienstleistungen)

Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Pultruded Carbon Fiber Test Specimens Subjected to Compressive Loading
N. Dubary, A. Fraisse, L.P. Mikkelsen (Technical University of Denmark)

Stochastic Corrosion Fatigue Model for Front Flanges of Aero Engine
A. Dastgir, G. Narayanana (Rolls-Royce Deutschland)

FSI Assessment of Offshore Structures
M. Eriksson (FS Dynamics)

A Sequentially Coupled Numerical Simulation of Hydrogen Embrittlement with Hydrogen-Dependent Damage Laws
J. Granlund (Dassault Systemes)

Numerical Evaluation of Fatigue Performance of Composite Plates with the Aid of Finite Element Analysis
L. Kovacs, R. Horváth (eCon Engineering)

Fatigue Prediction of Composite Components Based on Failure Mechanisms
C. Schuecker (Montanuniversität Leoben)

Finite Element Modeling of Fatigue Self-Heating in Composite Sandwich Panels
S. S. Samareh-Mousavi, X. Chen (Technical University of Denmark)