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February 13, 2017, 18:20 |
Shell elements stress concentration problem
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Ferruccio Rossi
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Hi,
I am modeling equivalent stress in a bream bracket (picture 1). First, I ran a simulation with solid finite elements, and I get the results shown in picture 2. Then, I model it using shell elements (picture 3), and I get the results shown in picture 4, which is somehow similar to my solid elements mesh. But if i further refine the mesh (picture 5), it look like I get a stress concentration! Can someone explain me what happened? Also, since my bracket has fillets (and the shell elements don't take the into account), is the solid elements mesh more reliable? |
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