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040 | _cNational Institute of Technology Goa | ||
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_a620.00151825 _bRED/INT |
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100 | _aReddy, J N | ||
245 | _aIntroduction to the finite element method | ||
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_aChennai: _b McGraw Hill Education (India) Private Limited, _c 2020 |
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300 | _axxxiv, 782p.: 16x20x1.5; Paperback | ||
520 | _aAbout the book: This authoritative and thoroughly revised, classic mechanical engineering textbook offers a broad-based overview and applications of the finite element method. This revision updates and expands the already large number of problems and worked-out examples and brings the technical coverage in line with current practices. Readers will get details on non-traditional applications in bioengineering, fluid, and thermal sciences, in addition to solid and structural mechanics. Written by a recognized mechanical engineering expert, An Introduction to the Finite Element Method, Fourth Edition, teaches, step-by-step, how to determine numerical solutions to equilibrium as well as time-dependent problems from fluid and thermal sciences and structural mechanics. Beginning with differential equations, the book presents a self-contained approach to the construction of weak forms, interpolation theory, finite element equations and their solution, and computer implementation. The author provides a solutions manual as well as computer programs that are available for download. | ||
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_2Mechanical Engineering _aMechanical Engineering; Mathematical model development; Axisymmetric; Heat transfer; Euler–Bernoulli Beam Element; Finite element analysis |
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