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Dynamic stress prediction in catenary wires for fatigue analysis

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Figure 2. Parts of the mesh. (a) OSCAR original mesh. (b) Mixed model. (c) RBE3 ring at 3D part ex- ex-tremity
Figure 3. Unit loads corresponding to 6 interface DOFs of Guyan condensation. Top: translations, bottom:
Figure 4. Dang-Van cycles at 3 points of the CW section : top (green plain line with stars), center (red  plain line with triangles) and bottom (blue dashed line with + markers)
Figure 5. Criticality on a line on the top (green plain line) and on the bottom of the CW (blue dashed line)  against  position  in  the  line  (PK)
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