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Computational modelling of strain and stress in spur gearing using FEM
Ševčík, Martin ; Maňas, Pavel (referee) ; Vrbka, Martin (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with computation modeling of spur gearing using FEM. The methodology of checking calculation was suggested for gears which are not possible to check only by using standard ČSN 01 4686. The analysis of influence of vicinity of stress concentration on stress distribution in tooth root was performed. It is possibility to use the gears with thinner rim than the standard ČSN 01 4686 recommends. The main part of this work is devoted to fatigue crack propagation study in gears with thin rim. Aiding T-stress the influence of constraint and stress multiaxiality on crack propagation was taking into account. The predicted fatigue crack propagation paths were compared with certain experimental data. It is demonstrated that the considering of influence of constraint improves estimation of consequent crack propagation direction and in some cases the influence of constraint can significantly change the estimated crack propagation path.
Parameters of Fracture Mechanics
Oplt, Tomáš ; Ševeček, Oldřich (referee) ; Horníková, Jana (advisor)
This thesis is the descriptive summary for the most significant parameters of fracture mechanics, required to define stress field on the crack tip. The first and also the most extensive part is divided into two subparts. There are mentioned particular parameters of one-parameter fracture mechanics, firstly are considered linear elastic deformations, thereafter the elastoplastic deformations. The second, shorter part of the thesis, is aimed at multi-parameters stress field description on the crack tip, required for the calculation of constructions with the necessity to consider their geometry.
Elastic Analysis of Crack Stability under Shear Loading Modes
Žák, Stanislav ; Profant, Tomáš (referee) ; Horníková, Jana (advisor)
The main goal of this thesis is to create a numerical simulation of a real experiment for specifying the ultimate state of spread of fatigue crack in pure shear stress modes and to deal with results of simulations for different specimen geometries. The simulations emulate real conditions of the experiment within the frame of linear elastic fracture mechanics. The first part of this work discusses a number of approaches to describe the stability and behaviour of cracks. The second part of this thesis deals with several possibilities of calculating crack characteristics employing ANSYS software. The third and most comprehensive part of the thesis describes the experiment which served as the template for the calculations. In addition, the setup of the simulations and the post-processing of the results for different crack parameters are discussed.

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