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In this research work, simple, efficient,highly accurate and shear_lock free finite elements based on the Timoshenko beam theory have been developed (see details for numerical results).
Postdoc or Ph.D. position for development of offshore plant substructures at Korea University, Korea
Structural Engineering & Mechanics Laboratory at the School of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering, Korea University, Korea, has open positions for a Ph.D. student (four years) and a post-doctoral researcher (three years) to pursue research on development of offshore plant substructures funded by Korean government. The position is to commence in August or September 1, 2014.
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hello Dear friends
I am working on geometrically nonlinear behavior of 2D beam.
I used field consistent approach using total lagrangian. because of field consistency, satisfication tangent stiffness matrix is dependent to tangant of node angles. this means that when beam is subjected to pure bending when angle of rotation approches to 90 degree, tangent stiffness matrice become singular. can any one give solution to this problem. how about corotational formulation.
thanks a lot.
best regards.
Hi,
Can any one know the way to give and impact force in ANSYS workbench static structural ?
Thanks
Hai everyone.
Good day, i'm a new to XFEM who currently doing research in electronic field. I'm thinking about since the crack can be propagated without a crack tip by strain loading, how about the crack propagation by using thermal loading? I didn't see any example of this kind of problem, so can anyone tell me is that possible to do such simulation? Your suggestion is important for me and will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Laura Galuppi & Luca Deseri, JoMMS, Vol. 9, No. 1, 2014
dx.doi.org/10.2140/jomms.2014.9.51
