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me309 - finite element analysis in mechanical design
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ellen kuhl - ekuhl.at.stanford.edu winter 2008 this course has originally been developed by |
goals
basic concepts of finite elements, with applications to problems confronted by mechanical designers. linear static, modal, and thermal formulations; nonlinear and dynamic formulations. students implement simple element formulations. application of a commercial finite element code in analyzing design problems. issues: solution methods, modeling techniques features of various commercial codes, basic problem definition. Individual projects focus on the interplay of analysis and testing in product design and development. prerequisite: math103, or equivalent. recommended: me80, or equivalent in structural and/or solid mechanics; some exposure to principles of heat transfer.
grading
- 50 % homework - 4 homework assignments, 12.5% each
- 30 % midterm - open book, open notes
- 20 % project - final homework project
syllabus
| day | date | topic | notes | hw ! | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| tue | mar | 31 | introduction | c00 c01 | |
| thu | apr | 02 | 1d bar elements | c02 | h01 |
| tue | apr | 07 | ansys - introduction (in terman 104) | t01 t02 t03 | |
| thu | apr | 09 | 1d bar elements | c04 | |
| tue | apr | 14 | 1d beam elements | c05 | |
| thu | apr | 16 | 1d beam elements | c06 | h02 |
| tue | apr | 21 | 2d trianglular elements | m03 | h05 |
| thu | apr | 23 | ansys - modeling | m03 | |
| tue | apr | 28 | 2d quadrilaterial elements | m04 | |
| thu | apr | 30 | isoparametric concept | m04 | h03,h04 |
| tue | may | 05 | stress calculation - error analysis | m05 | |
| thu | may | 07 | stress calculation - error analysis | m06 | |
| tue | may | 12 | thermal analysis | m08 | |
| thu | may | 14 | thermal analysis | m08 | |
| tue | may | 19 | modeling errors - validation | m09 | |
| thu | may | 21 | special topics in finite element analysis | ||
| tue | may | 26 | midterm | ||
| thu | may | 28 | special topics in finite element analysis | ||
| tue | jun | 02 | special topics in finite element analysis | ||
| thu | jun | 04 | no class | ||
| fri | jun | 05 | final projects due |
additional reading
(1) cook rd: finite element modeling for stress analysis, john wiley & sons, 1995
(2) buchanan gr: schaum's outline of finite element analysis, mc graw hill, 1994
(3) logan dl.: a first course in the finite element method, cengage engineering, 2006