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Fatigue and Fracture

Non-commercial solution

  • Fatigue Calculator - online internet calculator managed by Socie's family
  • fFatigue - a tiny but very useful freeware for fatigue calculations with a quite large database of materials developed in Fatec Engineering
  • PragTic - no comment...

Commercial packages

  • FATPLUS originally developed in NASA in Fortran 5.0. If you are a US citizen, then you can buy it for 300$ with its complete source code.
  • FAT4FEM by SAFE-FEM
  • FatPro by CADLM
  • FemFat by ECS Magna-Steyr
  • Fe-Safe by Safe Technology
  • FILIPP (initiation) & RIFO (fracture mechanics) by Technical University Darmstadt
  • FracSafe is prepared by employees of Fraunhofer IWM Freiburg and enables computation in accordance with FKM-Richtlinie
  • LMS Virtual.Lab Durability by LMS International
  • MSC Fatigue by MSC Software
    FE-Fatigue developed by NCode and distributed by MSC Software
    (both products have the same computational core but differ in interface and focus on postprocessing of different FE-packages)
  • WinLife by Steinbeis Transferzentrum

Fatigue data

Useful websites

  • site of SAE FD&E Committee
  • ILTOF project - a series of freely accessible on-line courses with the focus placed on the fracture mechanics
  • FATIMAT project - The project is focused on prioritizing electromechanical and servopneumatic fatigue machines over the other older solutions. In fact, I do not understand very much the accessibility of the website by new visitors. It seems to be locked for external users.

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PragTicA Project

 

1st PragTic Users' Meeting

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