Experimental methodology for the generation, processing, and interpretation of ultrasonic signals in composite materials
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A macro was programed inside the ANSYS APDL, in which fundamental data related with the geometry is input. Then, the program search in a database that storage data about geometric characteristics of commercial steel profiles. Finally, the routine stops when a profile size that fulfill with the requirements of strength and stiffness is found. In other words, with a safety factor and a deflection limit, the program searches the minimum profile size that satisfy with both requirements.
The contribution of this project is that a general use program is applied to a more specific part of the mechanics, so that we can obtain an efficient design with the least weight and therefore less cost in less time.
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