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Nonlinear Viscoelastic Analysis of Laminated Composite Plates – A Multi Scale...rtme
Laminated composite plates are widely used in modern structures. Resins of composites are almost made of
polymers which show time dependent and and in some cases stress dependent behaviour. In this paper, a
laminated composite plate is analysed using a multiscale method. At first, material properties of a lamina is
obtained using an analytical micromechanical approach called simplified unit cell method (SUCM) and
then in macromechanical level, Generalized Differential Quadrature Method (GDQM) is used to analyse
laminated composite plate. Schapery's integral is used to model nonlinear viscoelastic behaviour of the
matrix. Prony series is considered to define the compliance of matrix. Micromechanical process includes
obtaining overall properties of the composite by SUCM. Both geometrical and material nonlinearity are
taken into account in order to multiscale analysis of laminated composite plate.
A High Order Continuation Based On Time Power Series Expansion And Time Ratio...IJRES Journal
In this paper, we propose a high order continuation based on time power series expansion and time rational representation called Pad´e approximants for solving nonlinear structural dynamic problems. The solution of the discretized nonlinear structural dynamic problems, by finite elements method, is sought in the form of a power series expansion with respect to time. The Pad´e approximants technique is introduced to improve the validity range of power series expansion. The whole solution is built branch by branch using the continuation method. To illustrate the performance of this proposed high order continuation, we give some numerical comparisons on an example of forced nonlinear vibration of an elastic beam.
FREQUENCY RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF 3-DOF HUMAN LOWER LIMBSIJCI JOURNAL
Frequent and prolonged expose of human body to vibrations can induce back pain and physical disorder
and degeneration of tissue. The biomechanical model of human lower limbs are modeled as a three degree
of freedom linear spring-mass-damper system to estimate forces and frequencies. Then three degree of
freedom system was analysed using state space method to find natural frequency and mode shape. A
program was develop to solve simplified equations and results were plotted and discussed in detail. The
mass, stiffness and damping coefficient of various segments are taken from references. The optimal values
of the damping ratios of the body segments are estimated, for the three degrees of freedom model. At last
resonance frequencies are found to avoid expose of lower limbs to such environment for optimum comfort.
Reliability Analysis of the Sectional Beams Due To Distribution of Shearing S...researchinventy
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Test 1 fem
1. Test-1( DEAD LINE TO SUBMIT ASSIGNMENT IS 28/07/2016)
Max Marks: 45 Time: 100 Min
1) Explain in detail the steps involved in Finite element method (F .E. M) [10M]
2) Explain simplex and complex and multiplex elements? [5 M]
3) Describe the theorem of stationary potential energy. [5 M]
Solve for the nodal displacement and support reactions, using the principle of Min.
Potential Energy for the system shown in Figure. [5 M]
4) Write the differential equations of equilibrium for a 2-dimensional stress system.and
3-dimensional stress system. [3 M]
5) Develop strain – displacement relationship for a 3D elastic body. [3 M]
6) Differentiate between plane stress and plane strain problem and derive the constitutive
matrix for both the conditions. [10 M]
7) If a displacement field is described by u = (-x2+2y2+6xy) ×10-4; v= (3x+6y-y2) × 10-4
determine strain in x direction, strain in y direction and shear strain in xy plane.
[4 M]
----------------------------------------ALL THE BEST------------------------------------
K2K1 K3
20kN
10kN
1
2
3
4
K1=1100kN/m
K2=1200kN/m
K3=1300kN/m
![Test-1( DEAD LINE TO SUBMIT ASSIGNMENT IS 28/07/2016)
Max Marks: 45 Time: 100 Min
1) Explain in detail the steps involved in Finite element method (F .E. M) [10M]
2) Explain simplex and complex and multiplex elements? [5 M]
3) Describe the theorem of stationary potential energy. [5 M]
Solve for the nodal displacement and support reactions, using the principle of Min.
Potential Energy for the system shown in Figure. [5 M]
4) Write the differential equations of equilibrium for a 2-dimensional stress system.and
3-dimensional stress system. [3 M]
5) Develop strain – displacement relationship for a 3D elastic body. [3 M]
6) Differentiate between plane stress and plane strain problem and derive the constitutive
matrix for both the conditions. [10 M]
7) If a displacement field is described by u = (-x2+2y2+6xy) ×10-4; v= (3x+6y-y2) × 10-4
determine strain in x direction, strain in y direction and shear strain in xy plane.
[4 M]
----------------------------------------ALL THE BEST------------------------------------
K2K1 K3
20kN
10kN
1
2
3
4
K1=1100kN/m
K2=1200kN/m
K3=1300kN/m](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/test1fem-160927175318/85/Test-1-fem-1-320.jpg)
