Combustion Engine Analyses Using New and Extended Features in LS-DYNA
Recently, many enhancements have been made to LS-DYNA’s implicit solver with regard to improved robustness and general functionality. New material models, element formulations, and features for convenient load history management all contribute to making the implicit solver more versatile and user friendly. The new features are of course relevant to general analyses, but here a case-study of a combustion engine analysis is presented to illustrate and promote these new features. Focus will be on thermal and mechanical analyses, to evaluate deformation, stress, plastic strain, gasket pressure etc. The built-in fatigue analysis capabilities of LS-DYNA will also be demonstrated since fatigue life is often the design target in structural analyses of combustion engines.
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Combustion Engine Analyses Using New and Extended Features in LS-DYNA
Recently, many enhancements have been made to LS-DYNA’s implicit solver with regard to improved robustness and general functionality. New material models, element formulations, and features for convenient load history management all contribute to making the implicit solver more versatile and user friendly. The new features are of course relevant to general analyses, but here a case-study of a combustion engine analysis is presented to illustrate and promote these new features. Focus will be on thermal and mechanical analyses, to evaluate deformation, stress, plastic strain, gasket pressure etc. The built-in fatigue analysis capabilities of LS-DYNA will also be demonstrated since fatigue life is often the design target in structural analyses of combustion engines.