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Description of Finite Element Analysis Tutorial Using ALGOR, Version 14 |
The Publisher writes:
The goal of this book is to focus on introductory modeling techniques used in finite element analysis, and illustrated thought the use of the ALGOR program. Many of the capabilities and limitations of finite element analysis will be addressed. This will hopefully help the reader to become a more responsible user of the finite element method. Unfortunately, some people believe that finite element analysis is just another add-on feature to a CAD program, and therefore does not require any additional expertise to use. As many experienced finite element users will testify, the most impressive finite element mesh does not produce accurate results, if other parameters (such as: boundary conditions, loads, or element type) are not correctly defined. Hopefully, after reading this book and working through the exercises, the reader will gain an introductory understanding of how to build finite element models that correctly represent the corresponding physical parts.
Contents
Chapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 2 - Stiffness Matrices
Chapter 3 - Using Superdraw Chapter 4 - Preparing Finite Element Data with Algor Chapter 5 - Modeling Techniques Chapter 6 - Plane Stress/Strain Modeling Techniques Chapter 7 - Axisymmetric Element Modeling Techniques Chapter 8 - Truss Element Modeling Techniques Chapter 9 - Beam Element Modeling Techniques Chapter 10 - Plate/Shell 'Element Modeling Techniques Chapter 11 - 3D Solid Element Modeling Techniques Chapter 12 - Mode Shapes and Natural Frequency Analysis Chapter 13 - Using Boundary Elements Chapter 14 - Heat Transfer Appendix A - Matrices and Simultaneous Equations
250 Pages
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