Dear all.
I was reading an elementary book in which it was very clearly explained about the assumeption, plane remains plane before and after bending. ( Euler - Bernouli beam theory ).
In that book author clearly explained why the plane should remain plane, what happens if it takes some other shapes like C shape or S shape.
I forgotton the books name, I request all that please let me know the title of the book.
Thanks and regards
Vinay
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hi all,
some how i was able to make a model by importing data in pro/e and then in abaqus.
i have a problem now that I have to take out TRESCA value and max and Min priciple stresses, for all nodes.
i was able to extract coordinates by my programm but when i substitutes "S.Tresca" for COORD in the program, it doesnt work.
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