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Tentative SAE FD&E Agenda

Meeting: Wednesday 09 April 2008

Meeting Logistics

Meeting Location:

Caterpillar Inc., 325 Route 31, Montgomery, IL 60538
It is located near the intersection of US 30 and IL route 31 
Distance from Chicago midway airport - 40 miles 
Distance from Chicago O'Hare airport - 40 miles
The auditorium is reserved all day April 9.  It will accommodate even a record FDE attendance and the meeting could be broadcast over the web if desired.  There is a cafeteria on site so lunch should be relatively quick
Pre-registration is being offered to make the sign in process faster

 

Please send an email to Dan Lingenfelser (Lingenfelser_Dan@cat.com) if you plan to attend:
 
    Name
    Company
    Phone Number
 
Note that a government issued picture ID (drivers license or passport) will also be required.


Hotel Info:

Hampton Inn & Suites
2423 Bushwood Drive, Aurora, IL, 60506, Phone 630-907-2600, rate of $119/night (discounted from normal $149, mention Caterpillar)
Block of 30 rooms is being held until March 22 for the night of April 8. They are just off I88 on Orchard Road (exit 115). This is 36 miles from O'Hare airport in Chicago and 40 miles from Midway. Both routes are mostly interstate.  The hotel is an easy 6 mile drive from the meeting site.

 

Registration (sign in at Gate) 7:30

There will be no meeting fee

The surface Enhancement Group will not be meeting at this site on this day.

Introduction and Welcome, 8:00

Christoph Leser, Dan Lingenfelser, Tom Cordes

Technical Presentations

  • Professor Greg Glinka ( University of Waterloo ) 45 min

A study of the stress ratio effects on fatigue crack growth using the unified two-parameter fatigue crack growth driving force

  • Professor John Goldak ( Carleton University ) 45 min

Enabling a designer to simulate the transient 3D temperature field, the evolution of microstructure in low alloy steel welds, transient 3D displacement, stress and strain in the structure as it is being welded

 

*Case Studies of “Real World” Problems Requiring “Quality” Fatigue Analysis

  • Professor Darrell Socie - Using “Fatigue Calculator” 30 min

  • Mark Pompetzki or Tom Cordes – Using “nCode Tools” 30 min

  • Dick Kading – Using “LMS Tools” 30 min

  • Matthias Meise  – Using “FemFat Tools” 30 min

  • Professor Greg Glinka – Using “His Software” 30 min

  • John Draper or his designee – “Using FE-Safe” 30 min

Lunch and Demo time 90 min, 12:00  

Perspectives

The Future of Fatigue Life Prediction – Dan Lingenfelser, optional presentation can be removed if time gets short, 30 min

Future Focused Effort(s) {Working Session}

Weld Fatigue

  • John Bonnen summary of past efforts, discussion on future, 60 min 

  • Dan Lingenfelser/Mohammed Elzien

Total Fatigue Life Predicting {Crack Initiation (Ni) + Crack Propagation (Np)}

  • Tom Cordes, 30 min

Discussion of potential future efforts

  • Christoph Leser to facilitate, 60 min 

Meeting Ends, 5:00 pm

 

Demos

Facilities will be made available for all the above speakers/presenters/attendees to work hands on with each others software for those speakers/presenters/attendees who wish to participate.  Internet access will not be available

Notes:

* These will not be “Marketing Presentations”.  They will be approximately 15 to 30 mines in length and will not exceed 30 minutes.   All the above participants are tentative.