FKM verification on non-welded and welded components with FKM inside Ansys
FKM inside Ansys – fast and easy strength verification!
The dimensioning of a component or a weld can be checked as early in the design phase. FKM inside Ansys allows fast, automated operational and fatigue strength verification for mechanically stressed components in accordance with the FKM guideline. The final report includes complete representation of the verification parameters used.
Highlights at a glance
- Strength verification according to the FKM guideline for all sorts of complex solid components
- Full-surface strength verification for quick and reliable detection of critically stressed points
- Identification of critical load cases through simple load case combination
- Direct representation of the results of the FKM degree of utilization on the FE model in Ansys
- Automatic generation of reports regarding the critically stressed points
- Significant time savings thanks to easy navigation
- Strength verification of welds
Product Description
FKM inside Ansys in Detail
Fast strength evaluation with guideline-compliant verification according to the FKM standard
Development time is expensive and saving time is a competitive advantage. Using FKM inside Ansys minimizes computing time for strength evaluations, even in complex scenarios. The module offers development and manufacturing companies in mechanical engineering the security of reliably and quickly designing their own load-appropriate products with guideline-compliant verification.
WB/FKM
WB/FKM Weld
WB RIFEST
Full-surface, guideline-compliant strength verification integrated in Ansys Workbench for non-welded solid components according to FKM
Evaluating the stress results, particularly with cyclic loads, is a recurring task in FEM. The FKM guideline “Computational Strength Verification for Machine Components” describes a static strength verification and a cyclic operational and fatigue strength verification. With WB/FKM, evaluating the FEM results becomes significantly easier.
Feature Highlights
- Full integration into Ansys Workbench allows quick and easy definition of the verification parameters.
- Fast and reliable detection of critically stressed points through full-surface verification
- Visualization of the degree of utilization makes it easier to interpret the results
Guideline-compliant strength verification integrated into Ansys Workbench for welds on shell and solid structures according to FKM
The operational stability assessment according to FKM for welded shell and solid structures to determine nominal and structural stresses.
Feature Highlights
- Full integration into Ansys Workbench allows quick and easy definition of the verification parameters.
- User support in searching and defining welds
- Presentation of results simplified through visualization of the degree of utilization
- Use of structural stress concept for verification of solid structures
Strength verification at assessment points for non-welded and welded components according to FKM, integrated into Ansys Workbench.
The WB RIFEST module allows various fatigue strength verifications during the component stress analysis. It provides the ability to perform fast and uncomplicated parameter studies, such as variation of material selection, weld notch selection or surface treatment, thereby accelerating the verification process.
Feature Highlights
- Fatigue strength verification with constant amplitude or variable amplitude, incl. the required static strength verification
- Strength verification for individual assessment points based on existing local elastic stresses (such as those available from FEM calculations or strain gauge measurements)
- Extensive database of welded and non-welded machine components: rolled steel, cast iron materials, aluminum materials (including material properties)
- Normal and high temperature
Webinars for FKM inside Ansys
The webinar is aimed primarily at simulation engineers, test engineers, designers and anyone who wants to know more about the FKM guideline.
Seminars related to FKM inside Ansys
The seminar is aimed primarily at simulation engineers, test engineers, designers and anyone who wants to know more about the FKM guideline.
