Análisis de Durabilidad: Fatiga



El fenómeno de fatiga es un problema de acumulación de daño debido a la aplicación de cargas cíclicas y provoca más del 90% de fallos en servicio de componentes mecánicos.

Dicho fenómeno puede incrementar los costes de mantenimiento, reparación o garantía de los productos si no se ha estudio en detalle previamente.

Para ello, ANSYS dispone de dos herramientas para abordar el análisis de fatiga, ANSYS Fatigue Module y ANSYS nCode que permitirán a los usuarios adquirir un mayor conocimiento sobre la durabilidad de los productos que están diseñando evitando así problemas de mantenimiento, reparación o garantías.

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