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Finite Element Analysis

This document appears to be an exam for a Finite Element Analysis course. It contains instructions for the exam, which has two parts - Part A with objective questions and Part B with longer questions requiring calculations. Part A asks students to define concepts like Hooke's Law and boundary conditions. Part B asks students to calculate things like stress distributions, displacements, temperatures, and eigenvalues using finite element analysis methods. It provides diagrams and information to accompany the calculation questions.

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Finite Element Analysis

This document appears to be an exam for a Finite Element Analysis course. It contains instructions for the exam, which has two parts - Part A with objective questions and Part B with longer questions requiring calculations. Part A asks students to define concepts like Hooke's Law and boundary conditions. Part B asks students to calculate things like stress distributions, displacements, temperatures, and eigenvalues using finite element analysis methods. It provides diagrams and information to accompany the calculation questions.

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A 10

Sreenidhi Institute of Science & Technology


(An Autonomous Institution)
Code No: 102CC02
M. TECH. I Year I Semester Examinations, April, 2013 (Supplementary)
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS ( CAD/CAM )

Time: 3 Hours

Max. Marks : 60

Note : No additional answer sheets will be provided.


Assume suitably missing data if any.
Part-A (Objective Type)
Max.Marks:10
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS.
5*2=10
1.

State generalized Hooke's Law for stress - strain relation.

2.

What is nodal load vector for a bar subjected to temperature rise.

3.

What are boundary conditions in heat transfer problems?

4.

Differentiate between the lumped and consistent mass.

5.

What is non - linearity?


Part B
Max. Marks: 50
ANSWER ANY FIVE QUESTIONS. EACH QUESTION CARRIES 10 MARKS.

1.

Find the stress distribution in the cantilever beam


Wshown figure -1 using one
beam element.
figure - 1
l

2.

3.

a)

Explain the applications of finite element analysis with suitable examples.

b)

Derive the relation between strain and displacement from basic principles.

Calculate displacement vector and stresses for the following figure 1? Take
E=2X105 N/mm
2

4.

One side of the 1D fin is exposed to a base temperature 100 0C. Take K=45
W/m-0C; h=120 W/m2-oc and the other end is insulated. Find nodal temperatures
with two elements approach.

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5.

Determine the Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors for the bar (by considering two
equal length elements) fixed at one end due to axial vibrations.

6.

a)
b)

7.

Derive shape functions for a quadrilateral element in natural co-ordinate


system.
Derive the Jacobian for a three - noded triangular element.

Write short notes on the following.


a Numerical Integration
b Comparison of FEM with other methods.

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