Safe Technology will be holding the 4th fe-safe™ International User Group Meeting on Tuesday 14th October at Michigan State University, Troy MI, USA. We aim to build on our previous successful meetings and provide a technically advanced and highly valuable day for our community of users. With this in mind, we are delighted to announce another prestigious keynote speaker from the field of fatigue, Dr Gregory Glinka.
Dr Gregory Glinka is a specialist in fracture and fatigue of steel structures and mechanical engineering machinery. He has also acted as a United Nations expert. His research interests include fracture of materials, fatigue of structures , multiaxial fatigue and creep of engineering materials, computer aided design, FEM-elastic-plastic stress-strain analysis and reliability. His recent research activities concern modeling of fatigue crack growth under random loading and fatigue optimization of welded structures. Professor Glinka has published over 120 related articles in technical journals and textbooks. He is currently a professor at the University of Waterloo.
This year's user papers:
These papers will be complemented by ‘Feature Focus’ sessions presented by Safe Technology engineers to highlight the corresponding methodology in fe-safe™ and Verity® in fe-safe™.
Safe Technology will also present papers on new features and future developments, approximating materials data for thermo-mechanical fatigue and how to integrate fatigue analysis into your design process.
The User Conference is entirely focused on bringing you examples of real life fatigue problems and showing how fe-safe™ users and Safe Technology are working together to help face these challenges. As always, the technical content will be high and we expect a great turnout.
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The fe-safe™ International User Group Meeting will be followed by:
Wednesday 15th & Thursday 16th October
Overview: The course will include hands-on tutorials and practical examples. You will learn how to set up and import models into fe-safe, set up your loadings and run various analyses in fe-safe
Who should attend: The course is aimed at current and soon-to-be fe-safe users.
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Wednesday 15th October
Overview: This one day seminar focuses on the two core aspects of modern fatigue analysis theories, strain-based fatigue and multiaxial fatigue.
Who should attend: A familiarity with the basic concepts of fatigue is assumed. This course is aimed at engineers who want to gain a deeper understanding of strain based fatigue concepts and how they relate to real world engineering problems.
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