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This document contains 5 questions related to the finite element method. The questions cover obtaining the D matrix using generalized Hooke's law, determining stress in a plane strain problem given displacements, calculating strains and shear strain at a point from displacement fields, developing a deformation field to describe an element's deformation, and determining strains and shear from a given displacement field imposed on a square element.

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This document contains 5 questions related to the finite element method. The questions cover obtaining the D matrix using generalized Hooke's law, determining stress in a plane strain problem given displacements, calculating strains and shear strain at a point from displacement fields, developing a deformation field to describe an element's deformation, and determining strains and shear from a given displacement field imposed on a square element.

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Department of Civil Engineering Motilal Nehru National Institute of TEchnology Allahabad Finite Element Method Tutorial-03

Q 1) Obtain the D matrix given by using the Generalized Hookes law relations. Q2) In a plane strain problem, we have

x = 20,000 psi, y = -10,000 psi E= 30X106 psi , v=0.3


Determine the value of the stress z .

Q 3) if a displacement field is described byu= (-x2+2y2+6xy)X10-4 , v=(3x+6y-y2)10-4

determine x, y, Yxy at the point x=1, y=0. Q 4) Develop a deformation field u(x,y), v(x,y) that describes the deformation of the finite element shown. From this determine x, y, Yxy . Interpret your answer.

Q 5) A displacement field u=1+3x+4x2+6xy2 v=xy-7x2 is imposed on the square element shown in fig

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