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    1. The document provides a list of 10 questions related to the finite element method for a mechanical engineering exam. The questions cover various topics like discretization, solving finite element problems, determining stresses and displacements, deriving stiffness matrices, and natural frequency analysis. Students are asked to answer one question from each of the 5 units. 2. The questions involve determining nodal displacements and stresses for simple structures like bars and trusses using different approaches to handle boundary conditions. Other questions involve deriving the strain-displacement matrix for elements, determining the stiffness matrix for axi-symmetric elements, and analyzing heat transfer and vibration problems using finite elements. 3. The document provides the necessary diagrams, parameters and loading conditions to

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    1. The document provides a list of 10 questions related to the finite element method for a mechanical engineering exam. The questions cover various topics like discretization, solving finite element problems, determining stresses and displacements, deriving stiffness matrices, and natural frequency analysis. Students are asked to answer one question from each of the 5 units. 2. The questions involve determining nodal displacements and stresses for simple structures like bars and trusses using different approaches to handle boundary conditions. Other questions involve deriving the strain-displacement matrix for elements, determining the stiffness matrix for axi-symmetric elements, and analyzing heat transfer and vibration problems using finite elements. 3. The document provides the necessary diagrams, parameters and loading conditions to

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    1. The document provides a list of 10 questions related to the finite element method for a mechanical engineering exam. The questions cover various topics like discretization, solving finite element problems, determining stresses and displacements, deriving stiffness matrices, and natural frequency analysis. Students are asked to answer one question from each of the 5 units. 2. The questions involve determining nodal displacements and stresses for simple structures like bars and trusses using different approaches to handle boundary conditions. Other questions involve deriving the strain-displacement matrix for elements, determining the stiffness matrix for axi-symmetric elements, and analyzing heat transfer and vibration problems using finite elements. 3. The document provides the necessary diagrams, parameters and loading conditions to

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    CODE No.

    : 16BT70302 SVEC-16
    SREE VIDYANIKETHAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE
    (An Autonomous Institution, Affiliated to JNTUA, Ananthapuramu)
    IV B.Tech I Semester (SVEC-16) Regular Examinations November - 2019
    FINITE ELEMENT METHOD
    [Mechanical Engineering]
    Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 70
    Answer One Question from each Unit
    All questions carry equal marks

    1. a) List and briefly describe the general steps of finite element method. CO1 7 Marks
    b) Explain the importance of node numbering and element numbering CO1 7 Marks
    during the discretization.
    (OR)
    2. Determine the nodal displacements, element stresses and support reactions CO1 14 Marks
    for bar as shown in the figure. Solve this problem by adopting the Penalty
    approach for handling the boundary conditions. Take E 1=E2=70x103N/mm2,
    L1=80mm, L2=90mm, A1=900mm2, A2= 400mm2, P=20KN.

    3. For the following stepped bar, determine the nodal displacements, stresses in CO2 14 Marks
    3 sections and reactions at the ends, using Elimination approach for handling
    the boundary conditions. Take L1=1000mm, A1=500mm2,
    E1=2x10 N/mm , L2=1500mm, A2=300mm , L3=250mm, A3= 625mm2,
    5 2 2

    E3 = E2 = E1.

    (OR)
    4. For the two-bar truss shown in figure, determine the displacement in the y CO2 14 Marks
    direction of node 1 and the axial force in each element. A force of
    P=1000kN is applied at node 1 and the positive y direction while node 1
    settles an amount δ = 50mm in the negative x direction. Let E = 210GPa and
    A=6x10-4 m2 for each element. The lengths of the elements are shown in the
    figure

    1
    5. Find Strain displacement matrix of the Constant Strain Triangle (CST) CO3 14 Marks
    element shown below.

    (OR)
    6. For the ax symmetric element shown in figure. Determine the stiffness CO3 14 Marks
    matrix. Let E = 2.1x105 MN/m2 and υ =0.25. The coordinates are in mm.

    7. The outside of a plate is insulated while the inside face is attached to 2 cm CO4 14 Marks
    thick plate with k=60.6 w/m0C, the other face is exposed to surroundings
    at a temperature of 200C and convective heat transfer coefficient of
    5w/m2 0C. Heat is supplied at the rate of 500w/m 2. Determine the
    temperature distribution by considering the 2 elements.
    (OR)
    8. Heat is generated in a large plate with k = 0.65w/m 0C at the rate of CO4 14 Marks
    2500w/m3, the plate is 10cm thickness, inner surface of plate is exposed
    to atmospheric air at 250C with convective heat transfer coefficient,
    h=25w/m2 0C. Determine the temperature distribution in plate by taking 2
    elements.

    9. Determine Eigen values and Eigen Vectors for the bar element shown CO5 14 Marks
    below, take ρ = 7800kg/m3, E = 200 GPa , A1=600 mm2, A2= 300 mm2

    (OR)
    10. For the bar shown in figure with length 2L, modulus of elasticity E, CO1 14 Marks
    mass density ρ and cross-sectional area A, determine the first two natural
    frequencies.

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