sol)... from the above given data........
2a)iii)........The Isoparametric method lead to simple computer program formulation, and is generally applicable for two and three dimensional stress analysis and for non structural problems.
the Isoparametric formulation allow elements to created that are non rectangular and have curved sides.
2a)iv)........
Structural equilibrium-
A structure is an equilibrium when all forces or moments acting on it must be balanced.
Or we can say that net force or net moment on the structure is necessary to be Zero than given structure is in equilibrium.
For an equilibrium structure each and every force is restricted by any other force to make it equilibrium.
So all vertical , horizontal , moment must to be Zero.
MINIMUM POTENTIAL ENERGY STATE--
As stability is inversely proportional to energy.
Higher the energy lower it's stability so for high stability energy must be lower .
It is a fundamental concepts of science it indicates that a low temperature at structure body shall deform or displace to a position that minimize the totals potential energy being converted into Kinetic energy.
2b)i).......
2b)ii)...........
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sol)... from the above given data........
2a)iii)........The Isoparametric method lead to simple computer program formulation, and is generally applicable for two and three dimensional stress analysis and for non structural problems.
the Isoparametric formulation allow elements to created that are non rectangular and have curved sides.
2a)iv)........
Structural equilibrium-
A structure is an equilibrium when all forces or moments acting on it must be balanced.
Or we can say that net force or net moment on the structure is necessary to be Zero than given structure is in equilibrium.
For an equilibrium structure each and every force is restricted by any other force to make it equilibrium.
So all vertical , horizontal , moment must to be Zero.
MINIMUM POTENTIAL ENERGY STATE--
As stability is inversely proportional to energy.
Higher the energy lower it's stability so for high stability energy must be lower .
It is a fundamental concepts of science it indicates that a low temperature at structure body shall deform or displace to a position that minimize the totals potential energy being converted into Kinetic energy.
2b)i).......
2b)ii)...........
as per HomeworkLib rule i have solved
four subparts..
(Hope this answer helped you.Please like.Happy learning.)
sol)... from the above given data........
2a)iii)........The Isoparametric method lead to simple computer program formulation, and is generally applicable for two and three dimensional stress analysis and for non structural problems.
the Isoparametric formulation allow elements to created that are non rectangular and have curved sides.
2a)iv)........
Structural equilibrium-
A structure is an equilibrium when all forces or moments acting on it must be balanced.
Or we can say that net force or net moment on the structure is necessary to be Zero than given structure is in equilibrium.
For an equilibrium structure each and every force is restricted by any other force to make it equilibrium.
So all vertical , horizontal , moment must to be Zero.
MINIMUM POTENTIAL ENERGY STATE--
As stability is inversely proportional to energy.
Higher the energy lower it's stability so for high stability energy must be lower .
It is a fundamental concepts of science it indicates that a low temperature at structure body shall deform or displace to a position that minimize the totals potential energy being converted into Kinetic energy.
2b)i).......
2b)ii)...........
as per HomeworkLib rule i have solved
four subparts..
(Hope this answer helped you.Please like.Happy learning.)
Q.2 (a) (Continued) (11) For an isoparametric element, explain the relationship between shape functions, the geometry...
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