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Stress analysis of defective parts

2009-03-13View Original

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In actual production, there are no perfect parts; that is, each part has more or less defects, but they are still considered acceptable. In our design work, we calculate based on the ideal conditions, which differs from reality. What is the actual stress condition of defective parts, and how do we calculate it? Could anyone with experience give some advice?
Reply #22009-03-14
First, you can verify certain components based on the design manual, and then apply some coefficients for verification according to the actual operating conditions

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