Fatigue analysis with Abaqus & Fe-safe

This video shows an example of a fatigue case where the FEA analysis performed with Abaqus is used to assess Life estimation with Fe-Safe. More can be found on our blog:
info.simuleon.com/blog/fatigue-analysis-with-fe-safe

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Thanks for support

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Thank you so much for this useful video.

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If any videos on fatigue analysis of headed stud shear connectors in steel concrete composite beams please send me sir

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(At 6:40) Is the Brownmiller result on the left, (high stress at the center crack bottom) from FeSafe? and comparing the Right side one, showing top area in red?
Oh, I see. (at 3:34) Source File is "uni stress" and the Output file is "Brownmiller"
Was there a number of loading repetitions? At 1:55, I saw a loading signal is generated as a Sign graph for 1sec. But it seems one-time loading.

[@HamzaDjeloud]

how to get Fe-safe in abaqus 6.14.1

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you will get the option during installation

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ABAQUS tools software. You will get it after installation of ABAQUS

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How many extended tokens are required to run fe safe?

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Any one knows why the scale of 300 is given?

[@Simuleon]

The signal that is created is a sine with an amplitude of 1. The scale is used to get the amplitude of interest: in this case 300.