Through StressCheck Tool Box you can access smart applications designed for your specific requirements by expert analysts. These are tools that help you improve your designs efficiently, utilizing the latest developments in CAE in a user-friendly environment, with built-in documentation, designed for designers, engineers and analysts.
StressCheck Tool Box
The StressCheck Tool Box (SCTB) is a 64-bit stand-alone, Windows-based application which provides a robust, easy to use framework for solving common, but inherently challenging, engineering problems. The current target audience for SCTB applications is engineers who are not experienced in FEA but have a demand for repetitive, but high-quality, solutions in the area of fastened connections. Fully supports Windows 7, 8 and 10.
Key Features and Advantages
- No FEA or StressCheck experience is necessary to successfully run SCTB applications.
- Solutions may be exported and opened in StressCheck Professional.
- Does not require an existing installation of StressCheck to operate.
- Simple to use interface requires minimal training to be productive.
- All applications support SI and US Customary units.
SCTB Applications
Our Single Fastener Analysis Tool (SFAT) provides accurate computation of the joint stiffness, plate stresses, and fastener loads for single or double shear lap joints connected by a single fastener.
Our Multi-Fastener Analysis Tool (MFAT) provides effortless modeling of single or double shear joints, including lap joints, splice joints, and doublers (with or without a repair cutout). MFAT supports metallic and composite plates,and allows for any number of fasteners with neat fit, interference fit or clearance fit.
Our Laminate Cutout Analysis Tool (LCAT) computes the strain distribution around a circular, elliptical, or racetrack cutout in a composite plate subjected to biaxial and shear loading. Additionally, LCAT determines the margin of safety for strain and the orthotropic strain concentration factor.
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“A screening of existent commercial and non-commercial tools was carried out in respect to their fracture mechanics capabilities, their design abilities, implementation as well as their complexity. Although, there are many software possibilities, only those within the reach of the author were evaluated. This resulted in the selection of the commercial tool StressCheck. The assessment of crack propagation on compact tension and two stringer specimens governed by the Paris and Forman regimes was satisfactory compared with experimental results using the material data from simple standard specimens.”
Lloren Llopart Prieto (EADS)
Doctoral Thesis, "Modelling and analysis of crack turning on aeronautical structures"