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    FEM LESSON PLAN

    Unit No Less on No No of periods Topic Description

    I 1 Stress and Equilibrium, Strain – Displacement relations. Stress – strain


    3 relations.

    I 2 Plane stress& plane strain


    1
    I 3 Problems
    1

    I 4 Introduction to Finite Element Method,


    2 Applications ,FEM Procedure-
    I 5 Element Types
    1
    I 6 3 Convergent requirements, Geometric invariance& Compatibility
    condition, Interpolation functions, polynomials,

    II 7 Minimum Potential Energy approach


    1

    II 8 Principle of Virtual work


    1
    II 9 Derivation of [K] matrix for axial element- shape functions-
    2 Properties of K matrix, Globalization of [K], {q},{F} matrices- Body
    load vectors,

    II 10 Temperature effects
    1
    II 11 Treatment of Boundary conditions-
    1 Elimination Approach & Penalty Approach
    II 12 Problems on Axial bar.
    3
    II 13 Problems with thermal loads
    1

    II 14 Quadratic shape functions


    1
    III 15 Introduction to Truss Element.- Derivation
    1 of [K] matrix
    III 16 Problems on Truss element
    3

    III 17 Space truss element


    1
    III 18 Introduction to Beam elements- Derivation of Hermite /Shape functions of Beams,
    2 Derivation of [K} matrix for
    Beam element.

    III 19 Derivation of Uniformly distributed and


    1 Linearly Distributed Load vectors
    III 20 Problems on Beams
    2
    IV 21 Introduction to 2D elements. Derivation of shape functions , Derivation of [K]
    2 matrix for CST element

    IV 22 Introduction to Local/natural coordinate


    1 system for 1D, CST elements.
    IV 23 Derivation of Load vector
    1
    IV 24 Problems on 2D elements
    2
    IV 25 4- noded Bilinear/Rectangular-Derivation of Shape functions in Local and Natural
    1 coordinate system

    IV 26 Introduction to ISOPARAMETRIC elements – Jacobian Matrix, Iso-


    2 parametric formulation of 2D CST
    element

    IV 27 Introduction to Numerical Integration- Gauss quadrature method -problems


    3

    IV 28 Introduction to Axi-symmetrIc solids subjected to axisymmetric Loading – Formulation,


    4 Derivation of shape functions and [K] matrix. Load vectors,
    Problems

    IV 29 Introduction to 3D- Elements-Tetrahedron Element


    1
    V 30 FEM formulation to Heat transfer
    1 problems- Galerkin approach
    V 31 Integral formulation of Conduction
    1 and convection matrices
    V 32 FEM applied to 1-D heat transfer-
    1 Derivation of [K], Load vectors
    V 33 Problems on 1D heat transfer
    2
    V 34 Formulation of 2D HT
    1
    V 35 Problems
    2
    V 36 Introduction to Vibration-FE formulation of Vibration, Derivation of
    2 Element Matrices for Axial elements

    V 37 Lumped & Consistent Mass matrices.


    1
    V 38 Eigen values and Eigen vectors of Stepped Bar(un Constrained)
    1

    V 39 Eigen values and Eigen vectors of Stepped Bar( Constrained)


    1

    V 40 Mass Orthogonalization, Transverse Vibration- Beam element-


    1 Problems

    TEXT BOOKS:

    T1. The finite element methods in Engineering : S.S. Rao, Elsevier, 4 th edition

    T2. Introduction to finite elements in engineering, Tirupathi K. Chandrupatla and Ashok D.


    Belagundu.

    REFERENCES:

    R1. Finite Element Methods: Alavala, PHI, 2nd Edition, 2010.


    R2. An Introduction to Finite Element Methods: J. N. Reddy – Mc Grawhill
    R3. The Finite Element Method in Engineering Science: O.C. Zienkowitz, Mc Grawhill.

    BY
    A.SAI KUMAR

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