Releases: boschresearch/pylife
2.1.3
2.1.3rc1
2.2.0a2
New beta release mainly to test FKM-linear functionality updated with 2.1.x branch
2.1.2
2.1.1
Breaking changes
-
Change fracture load levels used for slope
k_1
and scatterT_N
estimation. Now only fractures in thefinite_zone
are used for estimation
and not all fractures (infinite_zone
andinfinite_zone
). Change based on
findings in DIN50100:2022-12. (#80, #101)(see this discussion)
-
Rename
FatigueData.fatigue_limit
tofinite_infinite_transition
New features
- Add option to manually set
fatigue_limit
(now renamed) for Woehler curve
estimation. (#73)
Improvements / bug fixes
- Rainflow counters work with
pd.Series
of all index type (#69) - Improved documentation
- Fixed confusing load matrix after mean stress transformation (#105)
- Massive performance improvements of three point and four point rainflow
counters. - The Wöhler analyzer now ignores irrelevant pure runout levels (#100)
2.1.1b2
2.2.0a1
Alpha release with FKM non-linear functionality for test users and developers. API is suspected to breakingly change until the final release.
2.1.0
New features
-
History output for
odbclient
-
WoehlerCurve.miner_original()
Breaking changes
-
Non-destructive miner modifiers of
WoehlerCurve
The methods
WoehlerCurve.miner_elementary()
and
WoehlerCurve.miner_haibach()
now return modified copies of the original
WoehlerCurve object, rather than modifying the original.
2.1.0rc2
New features
-
History output for
odbclient
-
WoehlerCurve.miner_original()
Breaking changes
-
Non-destructive miner modifiers of
WoehlerCurve
The methods
WoehlerCurve.miner_elementary()
and
WoehlerCurve.miner_haibach()
now return modified copies of the original
WoehlerCurve object, rather than modifying the original.
2.1.0rc1
New features
-
History output for
odbclient
-
WoehlerCurve.miner_original()
Breaking changes
-
Non-destructive miner modifiers of
WoehlerCurve
The methods
WoehlerCurve.miner_elementary()
and
WoehlerCurve.miner_haibach()
now return modified copies of the original
WoehlerCurve object, rather than modifying the original.