Fatiguetoolbox.org Website Review

Welcome to fatiguetoolbox.org, the home of Fatlab – a free open source fatigue an*lysis software developed in Matlab. Fatlab works by postprocessing results from FE an*lyses and combining these with load-time series in order to perform a detailed fatigue as*essment of a component. It handles both multiaxiality (through the critical plane method) and non-linear FE models. the project “Wind load simulator for function and durability test of wind turbine drive-trains” and has been partly sponsored by the Fatlab and the examples have been updated to accommodate for changes in Matlab 2018b and ANSYS 18.2. In Matlab, the figure window has been changed due to the new zoom features (using the mouse wheel). In ANSYS, the default format of text based stress output has been changed to include one more zero in the exponent. As mentioned, the standalone version will be discontinued and only the source will be provided for running under Matlab. This is because the deployed version behaved slightly different than the source version, and ran much slower. So, going forward, development will not be halted One of the limiting issues of the deployed version was in parallel execution of the code. It ran fine in Matlab, but not when deployed. So now this feature has been re-implemented, as of Fatlab 2.022. It uses the Parallel Computing Toolbox Special thanks to Martin Dahl Kilt for helping with this feature and performance issues. Fatlab 2.015 apparently suffered from a severe error which caused ANSYS solid element models to be displayed with lots of holes in the As of version 2.008 Fatlab will support also support the following ANSYS shell elements; SHELL63,  SHELL181 and SHELL281. Additionally, the wireframe display now works for both plane and shell elements as well as solid elements of course. Fatlab 2.006 is now available (source only, the standalone version will not be updated for the time being). The source code has been The new version includes support for 2D ANSYS elements; PLANE42, PLANE82, PLANE182 and PLANE183. Like all other elements, only the