Comparative Analysis Program for Experimental and Calculated Data
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2017, Vol 9, Issue 4
Abstract
This article aims to provide an interactive in-house tool to quickly asses the stress in the critical points of the aeronautical structures. The software compares the results between the stress values obtained from the experimental tests using the resistive electrical tensometry technique (RET) and the stress values calculated with FEM software. RET refers to the stress and strains measured by strain gauges applied to the critical points of the structures. The finite element analysis was carried-out with MSC. PATRAN/ NASTRAN using shell and solid elements in order to identify the critical points based on the stress and strain results. The validation of the results obtained by the finite element modelling has been made experimentally using the resistive electrical tensometry method. The results from these two methods have been compared with the in-house software developed in Visual Basic with Excel interface. The program evaluates the relative error between the experimental and calculated data at critical points.
Authors and Affiliations
Ion DIMA, Mihaela NASTASE, Stefan HOTHAZIE, Ionut-Cosmin ONCESCU, Camelia Elena MUNTEANU, Alexandru-Mihai CISMILIANU
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