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Fatigue Life Prediction of Aircraft Engine Bracket
Author(s) -
Nerannagari Maruthi,
C Naidu
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
international journal of scientific research in science and technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2395-602X
pISSN - 2395-6011
DOI - 10.32628/ijsrst196225
Subject(s) - bracket , finite element method , structural engineering , component (thermodynamics) , stress (linguistics) , displacement (psychology) , engineering , work (physics) , software , computer science , mechanical engineering , psychology , linguistics , philosophy , physics , psychotherapist , thermodynamics , programming language
The purpose of this project is to optimize the design, dimensions along with changing in material of the bracket structure to ensure the structural fatigue life increase along with reduction in stress and displacement of the component. Optimization study of components gives a great opportunity for material saving which leads to save cost and man power. The major bracket design parameters were explained in detail and the bracket configuration has been described. Different types of loads acting on the aircrafts bracket are determined and the moments, displacements, etc., are also determined. The bracket structure was also explained and functions of each component and their arrangement are also studied. The methodology of finite element method and the detailed description about various FEM tools have been studied and implemented in this work. The procedure of finite element method was followed to analyse the model. The analysing part of this project is done using CAE tool package and the results were discussed. In this Project, we designed Aircraft engine bracket using CATIA V5 and carried out linear static analysis using MSC Software. For Pre-Processing used MSC PATRAN and MSC NASTRAN for solving followed by Fatigue calculations.

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