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2023, June 20-21 | training online

FEMFAT Advanced training - MAX - online

Elevate your FEMFAT proficiency and expertise through our advanced training program

This training is suitable for advanced users. Take part to better understand the more complex calculation processes in the FEMFAT max module and to keep the associated longer calculation times as short as possible.

The standard training will take place online from 20 to 21 June.

For all information, program details and registrations, visit FEMFAT advanced training - MAX web page.

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FEMFAT is a universally applicable software program for the fatigue analysis of statically and/or dynamically loaded components and complete systems.

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Enhanced low cycle fatigue analysis and the influence of load sequence for an e-motor’s rotor

The article discusses advancements in low cycle fatigue analysis for an electric motor's rotor, focusing on a new method implemented in the FEMFAT software. Traditional methods have limitations in accurately predicting material plasticization due to a lack of consideration for the sequence of load peaks, which can affect component lifespan.

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