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Exam3 Review
Date: April 22
Textbook: Chap 6 ~ 10
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Chapter 6
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Outline
Jacobian of mapping (Q4)
Numerical integration
Q8, Q9
Incompatible modes, condensation
• Chapter 7
– Isoparametric triangles and tetrahedral
– Area coordinates
• Chapter 8
– Coordinate transformation (stress, stiffness)
– Transformation for BC, rigid body, different DOFs
– Singularity (fracture mechanics)
• Chapter 9
– Ill-conditioning (mathematically & physically)
– Convergence
– Mesh refinement, error estimate
• Chapter 10
– FE modeling issues
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Incompatible Modes and Condensation
• Incompatible and nodeless modes (Q6)
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u Nui (1 2 )a1 (1 2 )a2
i
x
a
y
b
i1
4
v Ni v i (1 2 )a3 (1 2 )a 4
i1
• Evaluate Jacobian at the center of element to represent
uniform strain
• Static condensation
– Eliminate internal nodes or nodeless DOF before assembly
k rr
k
cr
k rc dr rr
k cc dc rc
Boundary DOF
Internal DOF
k k
k k d
1
rr
rc
cc
cr
r
rr k rc k cc rc
condensed k
1
condensed r
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Numerical integration and stress calculation
• Order of numerical integration
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Full integration
Reduce integration
Spurious modes
Hourglass control
• Stress calculation
– Nodal coordinates
r 3,
s 3
– Stress extrapolation (from Gauss point)
p Nii
i 1 4
• Patch test
– Rigid-body test
– Constant strain test
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Chap 7 Isoparametric Triangles & Tetrahedra
• Reference elements
J x 21y 31 x 31y 21 2A
Need numerical integ.
• Area coordinates for analytical integration
A
A
A
1 1
2 2 3 3
1 2 3 1
A
A
A
1 1 r s 2 r 3 s
CST:
N1 1
N2 2
N3 3
• Triangular elements have different integration rules
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Chap 8 Coordinate...