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This document provides equations and steps to solve for the stiffness matrix [K] of a 2D plane stress element with 2 degrees of freedom at each node. Node displacements u and v are represented as functions of x and y coordinates. Strain-displacement relations are derived and substituted into the stress-strain constitutive equation to obtain the strain energy equation. Integration of the strain energy equation yields the element stiffness matrix [K]. Alternative local stiffness matrices are also provided.

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This document provides equations and steps to solve for the stiffness matrix [K] of a 2D plane stress element with 2 degrees of freedom at each node. Node displacements u and v are represented as functions of x and y coordinates. Strain-displacement relations are derived and substituted into the stress-strain constitutive equation to obtain the strain energy equation. Integration of the strain energy equation yields the element stiffness matrix [K]. Alternative local stiffness matrices are also provided.

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This document provides equations and steps to solve for the stiffness matrix [K] of a 2D plane stress element with 2 degrees of freedom at each node. Node displacements u and v are represented as functions of x and y coordinates. Strain-displacement relations are derived and substituted into the stress-strain constitutive equation to obtain the strain energy equation. Integration of the strain energy equation yields the element stiffness matrix [K]. Alternative local stiffness matrices are also provided.

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ME 517

Obtain [K] for (2,0), (6,0), (7,5), (0,4)


Textbook Example for points (1,1), (5,2), (4,5), and (2,4)

From page 380 in the textbook:

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