CASE STUDY

Aerospace Damage Tolerance

Industry
Defence

Crack growth rates and directions in the aerospace flight component.

Aerospace damage tolerance requires that a part will not grow a crack of critical size, in this case leading to a fuel leak within the duration of the maintenance interval. It was required to assess the damage tolerance of an aerospace flight component where fuel was circulated in the base of the component to cool the electronics. The challenge was to determine that a crack would not grow to a critical size which would lead to a fuel leak within the duration of the maintenance interval.

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Software used

Fracture & Crack Growth

Fracture & Crack Growth

BEASY Fracture & Crack Growth (FCG) is a breakthrough solution for engineers seeking precise fracture mechanics models for structural components. This innovative technology allows for damage-tolerant design assessment with accurate stress intensity factor (SIF) solutions and three-dimensional crack growth simulations, gaining vital insights into crack growth rates and shape evolution.

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