Fan Impeller slotting analysis for a tri-hub failure
Summary:
- Finite element slotting analysis of Fan impeller assembly
- FE Modeling done in Hypermesh using 10–node Tetrahedron Elements and carried out further Stress Analysis.
- Model size: Around 100000 elements
- Material used : Aluminum alloy 6061-T6 per AMS4117
- The optimum size of the slots were arrived at, to cause the tri-hub failure of the fan impeller.
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Simulation of Containment Tri-Hub
Summary:
- Containment Analysis for simulating tri hub failure in transient domain.
- Hypermesh is used for preprocessing and LS-Dyna is used for transient analysis.
- Nozzle 2nd stage, Turbine 2nd stage, Containment ring and Combustor assemblies are considered for containment analysis.
- Tri-hub (3 pieces) of Turbine 2nd stage subjected to velocity 41,955 rpm and gravity
- Tri-hub failure is simulated to predict rupture of stator and containment ring.
- Deliverable are predicting energy absorbing capability of containment ring.
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Low Cycle Fatigue Analysis of Mount Lug
Summary:
- Low Cycle Fatigue Analysis of Mount Lug
- FE Modeling done in Hypermesh using 10-node Tetrahedron Elements, contact elements.
- Stress analysis carried out to estimate stress factors.
- Fatigue analysis (Crack initiation and Crack propagation)
- FE Model : 0.2 million DOF.
- Fatigue life estimation, crack propagation after crack initiation, No. of Life cycles before component failure.
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Optimization of a Gear-shifting Housing
Summary:
- Generation of optimal design for stress, manufacturability, functionality and cost
- Input – Rough concept
Key Challenges:
- Limited packaging space
- Manufacturability of the complex ribs and walls
Accomplishments
- Mesh Generated using Hypermesh
- Design optimized for weight using Optistruct
- Reduced stress levels
- Optimized the design with reduced weight and increased rigidity by providing adequate ribs.
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Optimization of the Chassis of a Truck
Summary:
- Generation of optimal strength and rigidity.
- Input – Rough concept
Key Challenges:
- Short Lead-time
- Manufacturability of the complex ribs and walls
Accomplishments
- Mid-surfaces were extracted and 2D mesh was generated in Hypermesh. Stress analysis was carried out for various loading conditions and the design was optimized for weight using Optistruct.
- Design optimized for weight using Optistruct
- Optimized the design of Chassis was achieved with reduced weight and increased rigidity.
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