An accurate prediction of the fatigue life of metallic additively manufactured lattice structures is still a challenging task. The proposed work addresses this challenge of industrial relevance through the computation of an as-built geometry of a lattice structure directly from its X-ray computed tomography reconstruction. The computation is carried out by taking advantage of the Finite Cell Method and applies the average strain energy density method to predict fatigue failure. The proof of concept provided in this work shows an excellent agreement in the fatigue prediction, paving the way for a computationally accurate fatigue life prediction of other types of metamaterials.

Fatigue prediction for metallic additively manufactured lattice components using FCM based on average strain energy density approach

Zanini F.;Carmignato S.;
2024

Abstract

An accurate prediction of the fatigue life of metallic additively manufactured lattice structures is still a challenging task. The proposed work addresses this challenge of industrial relevance through the computation of an as-built geometry of a lattice structure directly from its X-ray computed tomography reconstruction. The computation is carried out by taking advantage of the Finite Cell Method and applies the average strain energy density method to predict fatigue failure. The proof of concept provided in this work shows an excellent agreement in the fatigue prediction, paving the way for a computationally accurate fatigue life prediction of other types of metamaterials.
2024
2024 18th International Congress on Artificial Materials for Novel Wave Phenomena, Metamaterials 2024
18th International Congress on Artificial Materials for Novel Wave Phenomena, Metamaterials 2024
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