Enhancing dynamic characteristics in an analytical model
AssigneeLohitsa, Inc.
InventorsBasavapatna P. Naganarayana, Sathyanarayana Shankar, Viswanath S. Bhattachar
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AssigneeLohitsa, Inc.
InventorsBasavapatna P. Naganarayana, Sathyanarayana Shankar, Viswanath S. Bhattachar
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The enhancement of dynamic characteristics relating to a structural design represented by an analytical model such as a conventional finite element model. Embedded intelligence and predetermined rules alleviate the need to undergo a “brute force” analysis at every model location for all potential characteristics. A subset of interesting locations can be identified using characteristics relating to those locations. Component and fastener locations can be enhanced. Durability, strength, degradation criteria, neighborhood analysis, and other fastener characteristics can be analyzed and enhanced. Sensitivity, energy, stress, and other component characteristics can be analyzed and enhanced. The dynamic characteristics of spot-weld layouts and design enhancements can be enhanced, improving the performance of a product, while expanding the life of the product at the same time. Manufacturing personal can use critical fastener data to ensure that these fasteners are not omitted due to manufacturing process instabilities, thus ensuring a quality product.
An enhancement system, comprising:
51 The system of claim 1, said analytical model further comprising an initial strength and an enhanced strength, wherein said enhanced strength is greater than said initial strength.
The system of claim 51, wherein said initial strength is an initial static strength and wherein said enhanced strength is an enhanced static strength.
The system of claim 51, wherein said initial strength is an initial dynamic strength and wherein said enhanced strength is an enhanced dynamic strength.
An enhancement system for an analytical model representing a structural assembly, comprising:
A method of enhancing a model, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.