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StressCheck Demo: 2D Margin Check Analysis

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StressCheck Demo: 2D Margin Check Analysis

StressCheck Demo: 2D Margin Check Analysis

Abstract: A 2D Margin Check Analysis Demo video is presented for a link geometry under limit loads. Margin criteria are defined based on a prescribed critical strain, and a load stepping is performed until the margin criteria are exceeded.

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