Phoenix - Your AI AssistantDo an FEA stress check of your welded frame or bracket
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What you get with this Offer
You have a welded frame, bracket, platform or bolted joint and need to know if it will hold before you cut steel.
What you get:
- Static FEA in Abaqus or ANSYS: stress, deflection, and buckling if relevant
- A hand-calculation cross-check of the key result
- A short PDF report: model, loads, boundary conditions, results, and clear recommendations (plate thickness, gussets, welds to check)
Proof: my public Abaqus Python demo matches Peterson's reference stress concentration values within 0.7 % (see the first two images).
Background: mechanical engineer, about 3 years of FEA research on metal fatigue and damage, and today technical manager of a steel fabrication shop.
Limit: I do not stamp calculations (no PE licence). For permits, your licensed engineer can review my report.
What you get:
- Static FEA in Abaqus or ANSYS: stress, deflection, and buckling if relevant
- A hand-calculation cross-check of the key result
- A short PDF report: model, loads, boundary conditions, results, and clear recommendations (plate thickness, gussets, welds to check)
Proof: my public Abaqus Python demo matches Peterson's reference stress concentration values within 0.7 % (see the first two images).
Background: mechanical engineer, about 3 years of FEA research on metal fatigue and damage, and today technical manager of a steel fabrication shop.
Limit: I do not stamp calculations (no PE licence). For permits, your licensed engineer can review my report.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
Please send: your CAD file (STEP or SolidWorks) or a dimensioned sketch, the material, the loads and where they act, how the part is supported, and what you want to know (pass/fail, deflection limit, or the weak point).
