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This document summarizes the results of a finite element method (FEM) analysis to determine stress, displacement, and strain for a structure with a determined load of 5000 lb. The FEM model contained 24842 nodes, 12447 elements, and 73599 degrees of freedom. The results of the 7 minute analysis matched the actual stress of 20159.547 psi, displacement of 0.0263 in, and strain of 0.00216. The analysis was performed by Mr. Natthaporn Kaewchoothong of Prince of Songkla University.
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- 5. Determine : 5000 lb No. of nodes = 24842 No. of elements = 12447 No. of DOF = 73599 Total solution time = 00:00:07
- 6. The result of calculation : stress
- 7. The result of calculation : Displacement
- 8. The result of calculation : Strain
- 9. Comparison values Value Actual FEM Stress 20,160 psi 20159.547 psi Displacement 0.026 in 0.0263 in Strain 0.00216 0.00216
- 10. Calculation by Mr. Natthaporn Kaewchoothong Prince of songkla university