INVESTIGATION OF A STRESS CONCENTRATION FACTOR FOR A PLATE WITH DIFFERENT PATTERN OF HOLES- FINITE ELEMENT APPROACH
Keywords:
FEM, stress concentration factor, ANSYS, Hole at corner, holes at a far distanceAbstract
Three cases-horizontal hole pair in uniaxial loading, hole at the corner and holes at large distance to each other subjected to uniaxial loading are studied in the current work by analytical, experimental and by finite element method(FEM). Results clearly indicate that the finite element approach has yielded fairly encouraging results. This plainly shows FEM can be utilized as a critical apparatus to comprehend the conduct of plates subjected to differed holepatterns subjected to uniaxialloading condition. The current work implies the reliable results given by FEM and also compares the results with the standard experimental data as well as theoretical calculations.
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