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| [* black] Here's some general guidelines to follow for FEA simulations: | |
| [* black] Sharp internal corners may cause inaccurate results | |
| [* black] The finer the mesh of polygons, the greater the accuracy of your results | |
| [* black] Minimum safety factor of 3 is recommended for designs. Shoot for 2x yield strength at least. The red zone signified the yield strength of the material has been reached and the part has failed. | |
| - | [* black] Static stress studies are not ideal for materials with higher elasticity, such as rubber and plastic |
| + | [* black] Static stress studies are not ideal for materials with higher elasticity, such as rubber and plastic. |
| [* black] Static testing does not consider damping or inertial effects, such as momentum. | |
| - | [* black] Stresses should not exceed yield-strength of material. |
| + | [* black] Stresses should not exceed yield-strength of material. |
| [* black] Load must cause deflections or rotations in the item under test. |