Chapter |
Topic |
I
|
Introduction
(a) Preamble Definition of FEM Applications of FEM in the study of
Vibration Problems Methodology
of application of the technique (b)
Review of basic definitions and principles Definition of Vibration Periodic Motion – Simple Harmonic
Motion (SHM) Equation of Motion of a particle Elements of Vibrating Systems (Spring,
Mass, Damper) Degree of Freedom – SDFS, MDFS and
Infinite DFS Classification of Vibration Problems Difference between Linear &
Nonlinear Vibrations FEM formulation principles Consistent & Lumped Mass Matrix
Formulations Units
and Dimensions |
II |
Analysis of Truss
Problems
Introduction Study Problems Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
III |
Analysis of Beam Problems Introduction Study Problems Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
IV |
Analysis of Frame Problems Introduction Study Problems Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
V |
Two-Dimensional Problems
Introduction (a) Plane Stress
Problems
(b) Plane Strain Problems
Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
VI |
Analysis of Axisymmetric
Problems Introduction Study Problems Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
VII |
Plate and Shell Structures Introduction Study Problems Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
VIII |
Three-dimensional Problems Introduction Study Problems Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
IX |
Composite Structures
Introduction Study Problems Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
X |
Fluid-Structure Interaction Introduction Study Problems Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
XI |
Harmonic Analysis
Introduction Study Problems Project Problem – 1 Project Problem – 2
Project Problem – 3 |
XII |
Critical Speed Calculations Introduction Study Problems |
XIII |
Campbell Diagrams and their
usage in Vibration Analysis Introduction Study Problems |
XIV |
Pre-Stress Effects on
Vibration Characteristics Introduction Study Problems |
XV |
Classification of Finite Element Software
(a)
Classical and Commercial Software
(b)
General Purpose and Special Purpose
Software
(c) Standard FEM Modules
(d)
FEM Editors (Pre-/Post-Processors)
(e)
Solid Modelers
|
References:
1.
Introduction to Finite Elements in Engineering
T.R. Chandru Patla and A.D. Belegundu,
Prentice Hall of India Pvt. Ltd., 1991
2.
Mechanical Vibrations
Singiresu S. Rao, McGraw -Hill International Edition, 1987
3. Finite Element Hand Book
H. Kardestuncer & D.H.
Norrie (Editors), McGraw -Hill International Edition, 1987
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