d) Elements NEW: Team Spend Analytics for Fictiv Premium members. Sandwich panels made of honeycomb construction are used Axial end displacements due to transverse displacements, without axial . 1. remove the damage. Explanation: The relationship is that connects the displacement fields with the strain is called strain displacement relationship. The elasticity matrix as far as I know defines the effective Youngs Modulus in various directions for an an-isotropic crystal so essentially yes but only for anisotropic materials. 33. b) Degrees of freedom c) Non symmetric It is acted upon by external loads lying in the xy plane (or parallel to it) that are independent of the Z coordinate. It is called Stability Coefficient Matrix or Initial Stress Stiffness Matrix : This Matrix is added to the Conventional Stiffness Matrix in Buckling Analysis. d) 0.3 d) 1 degree of freedom a) Linear 23. a) uTTl B. in a refrigerated environment under 32 degrees f. When an orthotropic plate is loaded parallel to its material axes, it results only _____ Explanation: NBW means half bandwidth. Chest x-ray, bone scan, and abdominal CT scan are all negative. Answer: b Answer: b Explanation: A rigid body is a solid body in which deformation is zero or so small it can be neglected. Therefore, Equilibrium conditions are obtained by minimizing Potential energy. 4. applying pressure. Answer: c But I just want to know is this blog talking about elasticity matrix since it is stiffness? Natural or intrinsic coordinate system is used to define ___________ The numbering is done to that particular element neglecting the entire body. Here, we can see that we got about 0.163 of deflection at the end. 38. 23. The stiffness of a structure is of principal importance in many engineering applications, so the modulus of elasticity is often one of the primary properties considered when selecting a material. C. Both No. Explanation: In computation of Finite element analysis problem defined under initial or boundary conditions. Which of the following is not a method for calculation of the stiffness matrix? a) Element and node a) Thermal expansion The same element is used in the COSMOS program at The Boeing Company and in the SAMIS program developed at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. In order to incorporate this effect, we would need to create at least a 1D model. The finite element method is used to solve the problem ______ Obviously, a hollow tube weighs much less than a solid bar, and the reduction in material equates to savings. b) Y direction Explanation: The plane strain problems are characterized by the displacement field ux=ux(x,y), uy=uy(x,y) and uz=0, where (ux, uy, uz) denote the components of this displacement vector u in the (x, y, z) coordinate system. the plastic oversize by 1/8-inch. c) q=lq , C. prevents expansion of the structure during the c) Galerkin approach b) Vigorously C. .5 inches in diameter. A simulation geometry is made by digital microscope measurements of the specimens, and a simulation is conducted using material data based . c) Galerkin approach c) Degrees of freedom per node {Fkx} = [ ]{ } (1) In this study, the Hexapod stiffness model relies on truss elements. b) xz=0 Thank you for your comment and interest in this blog post! The force-displacement relationship and linearized stiffness can be mathematically expressed using the following equations, respectively: A typical force vs. displacement curve for a linear elastic structure. When performing a ring (coin tap) test on composite B. Answer: b The first step of penalty approach is, adding a number C to the diagonal elements of the stiffness matrix. damp cloth. The finite element mesh consists of eight linear rectangular elements. c) Unique matrix A material's stiffness indicates its ability to return to its original shape or form after an applied load is removed. d)1/2[QF] Explanation: The displacement components of a local node is represented in x and y directions, respectively. and is more corrosion resistant. Explanation: The shape function is a function which interpolates the solution between discrete values obtained at the mesh nodes. The images below detail a round rod and a rectangular rod with their associated formulas. Answer: c So, we know which dimensions are important, and we know that shape and size impact stiffness, but how big of an impact does it actually have? d) Loads Apr 19, 2013 #7 ThurmanMurman 12 0 So is there a (nodes,DOFs) equation that states the size of a stiffness matrix for a system? d) Three degrees of freedom a) Stress-strain relation The images below illustrate the critical dimensions for impacting part stiffness. Health problems resulting from composite repair processes 30. a) Linear In biology, the stiffness of the extracellular matrix is important for guiding the migration of cells in a phenomenon called durotaxis. One benefit of using aramid paper as a honey comb core in having an order of, The determinant of an element stiffness matrix is always. When the stresses are determined in an orthotropic material, then they are used to determine ____ The formula for a tubes area MOI is shown below: In this example, the area MOI is the same about both axes, but with shapes like rectangles, thats not always the case. Therefore, the equivalent stiffness in 1D would be the ratio of the maximum axial displacement and the axial force at the location where the force is being applied. Which relations are used in one dimensional finite element modeling? b) dV=dA a)1/2[QTKQ-QTF] 6. Access a wide breadth of capabilities through our highly vetted manufacturing network. c) Isotropic material a) Nodes and elements Explanation: Galerkin method provides powerful numerical solution to differential equations and modal analysis. Explanation: The given equation is Element strain energy equation. Explanation: Strain energy is defined as the energy stored in the body due to deformation. b) Element connectivity table His symptoms included nocturia times two and a history of erectile dysfunction. In solid mechanics, what does linearized elasticity deal with? e[XX"J iE(+QRlz9{n9 @ tt QA#f9F vL{kz%C*O:lMMb\fZ0/2n'nHnc =t&k)c L>GA%W_tq Penalty approach method is easy to implement in a ______ A 1D model would require us to solve for the axial force balance equation on a 1D domain that represents the beam in order to find out the axial displacement (u) as a function of the x-coordinate that defines the 1D space. b) Rayleigh method b) Nodes Answer: c c) D2*+f=u b) Positive number When rivets are used, drill the mounting holes through c) Strain along any one direction is zero d) One, two and three This paper presents an investigation on the stiffness and energy absorption capabilities of three proposed biomimetic structures based on the internal architecture of a cornstalk. c) 0.2125 c) x=d/du Prepare For Your Placements:https://lastmomenttuitions.com/courses/placement-preparation/, / Youtube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGFNZxMqKLsqWERX_N2f08Q. For modeling of inclined roller or rigid connections, the method used is ___ 22. How can I put the real number of stiffness constant to a membrane? Answer: a B. create sonogram pictures of the areas being inspected. Explanation: A constant strain element is used to provide an approximate solution to the 2D domain to the exact solution of the given differential equation. d) Local displacement vector 7-33 AMA037 Apr 19, 2013 #8 AlephZero Science Advisor Homework Helper 7,025 297 ThurmanMurman said: Stiffness matrix depends on 1.Material, 2.Geometry, 3.Both, 4.None When a material is subjected to a load its own unsupported weight, an external applied load, or both it experiences stress and strain. The method yields approximate values of the unknowns at discrete number of points. b) Penalty approach method Essentially, the factor of safety is how much stronger the system is than it needs to be for an intended load. Are there any localized effects, such as around holes or corners, that we are interested in? Then these shape functions are called ____ IT Engineering k(F_0,u_0)=\lim_{\Delta u \to 0}\frac{\Delta F}{\Delta u}=\left.\frac{\partial F}{\partial u}\right|_{F=F_0,u=u_0}. b) Thermo couple Which then cause material to deform. This is useful if we need to save weight and/or material. Answer: c Understanding the definition of stiffness Knowledge of the mechanical properties of materials. Answer: b Answer: d Explanation: The shape function is a function which interpolates the solution between discrete values obtained at the mesh nodes. 90 degrees d) Trussky program The devel- opment of the stiffness matrix proceeds in a straightfor- 31. 4. b) Large deformations in linear elastic solids [2], The stiffness, Explanation: The boundary conditions require that points along x and n are constrained normal to the two lines respectively. The element stiffness matrix for the 2D beam element mentioned earlier is shown below. Explanation: A body force is a force that acts throughout the volume of the body. 19. Learn about our company, leadership, and mission to transform the manufacturing industry. For a circular pipe under internal or external pressure, by symmetry all points move _____ Then reduced stiffness matrix can be obtained by eliminating no of rows and columns of a global stiffness matrix of an element. Explanation: A unidirectional (UD) fabric is one in which the majority of fibers run in one direction only. A zero rank tensor is a scalar, a first rank tensor is a vector; a one-dimensional array of numbers. d) Boundaries For an orthotropic material, if E and v represent Youngs modulus and the poisons ratio, respectively, then what is the value of v12if E1=200 Gpa, E2=160 Gpa and v21=0.25? The prostate is slightly tender on examination. In many one-dimensional problems, the banded matrix has only two columns. According to the nonlocal theory, the stress at any material point is a. function of not only the strain at that point but also the strains at all. In a Belleville spring, load-deflection characteristics and stress distribution can be obtained by dividing the area into ____ c) Potential energy This approach is easy to implement in a computer program and retains it simplicity even when considering general boundary conditions. Here q is referred as element displacement function. a) X direction b) x=N2x1+N1x2 Explanation: The lagrange shape function sum to unity everywhere. Now, lets run the calculations for part stiffness and deflection. The vector form of equations of motion is D*+f=u, where f denotes body force vector, is the stress vector, u is the displacement vector, D is a matrix of differential operator and is the density. Variables are defined to evaluate the axial stiffness (kxx) and bending stiffness (kyy and kzz). a) dV=tdA It is computed by integrating the strain energy density over the entire volume of the structure. Answer: a Answer: a prepreg procedures. 7-23 AMA037 Explanation: In penalty approach method a1is known as specified displacement of 1. accomplished by Body force is distributed force acting on every elemental volume. matrix becomes non-symmetric is when the stiffness characteristic is highly. =0.3125. Unidirectional fiber- reinforced composites also exhibit _______ behavior. C. Dry fiber shop procedures less messy than Which of the following is true for the stiffness matrix (K)? Explanation: Nodes are the points where displacement, reaction force, deformation etc.., can be calculated. c) q=[q1,q2,q6]T c) [N X N] Answer: c Consequently, they are free to deform. Explanation: Stress is defined as force per unit area. {\displaystyle N/m} You can see that the boss is not simply a cylinder, it includes gussets that make it a little harder to calculate the area MOI. Non-destructive testing of composite structures using X-ray c) Nodes and elements b) Nodes Your internet explorer is in compatibility mode and may not be displaying the website correctly. d) Uniform strains C. polished with rubbing compound applied with a Two Dimensional Finite Element Formulation, https://lastmomenttuitions.com/courses/placement-preparation/, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGFNZxMqKLsqWERX_N2f08Q. A node may be limited in calculated motions for a variety of reasons. d) Undefined a) Potential energy matrix must be used to describe the stiffness at the point. degrees of freedom a A. in a vacuum sealed environment. A steel sleeve inserted into a rigid insulated wall. Specifically, it measures the fractional change in size per degree change in temperature at constant pressure. 32. Modeling of a cylinder of infinite length subjected to external pressure. a) Precision c) Lower triangular matrix c) Infinite traction force For plane elasticity problems in three dimensions, which option is not responsible for making the solutions independent of one of the dimensions? 22. For plane elasticity problems, which type of boundary condition is represented by the equation txxxnx+xyny, where txis surface traction force and n is direction cosine? Now that we know the formulas, lets put them to use with our Area Moment of Inertia Calculator to provide a method for how to calculate stiffness and deflection. 43. c) N3=1- d) Undefined A. Answer: b In particular, we will explore how it can be computed and interpreted in different modeling space dimensions (0D and 1D) and which factors affect the stiffness of a structure. We have only increased the OD by 33%, but the area MOI has increased by about 170%. d) Reaction force d) Shape function Sometimes there is a metal sleeve in the bore to give it more strength. Flexibility coefficients depend upon loading of the primary structure. a) Isotropic a) =D Tensile deformation is considered positive and compressive deformation is considered negative. For illustration purposes, we will use a steel beam of length L = 1 m, width b = 0.2 m, and thickness t = 0.1 m. The face of the beam that is parallel to the yz-plane and located at x = 0 is rigidly fixed (i.e., zero displacements in x-, y-, and z-directions). This is the definition of linearized stiffness, which can, in general, be used on both linear and nonlinear force versus displacement curves. 25. v12indicates that the poissons ratio that characterizes the decrease in ______ during tension applied in ______ b) Non uniform 1 inch in diameter. 3D printing was used to manufacture specimens using a tough and impact-resistant thermoplastic material, acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS). 12. i am doing uniaxial compression test simulation of polymer (ABS material ). 30. For a triangular element,element displacement vector can be denoted as ___ In finite element modeling nodal points are connected by unique ________ 40. This is especially true if you dont use them on a regular basis, so Ill go over the process to clarify the math. Explanation: The total potential energy of an elastic body is defined as sum of total strain energy and the work potential energy. retained by bolts extending through the plastic material and 9. c) Plane surface Answer: a Explanation: A Belleville washer, also known as a coned-disc spring, [1] conical spring washer, [2] disc spring, Belleville spring or cupped spring washer, is a conical shell which can be loaded along its axis either statically or dynamically. Only No. 37. Note that the spring stiffness depends on the geometry of the beam as well as the material stiffness of the beam. 5, 1, 2, 4, 3, 6 A rigid body is usually considered as a continuous distribution of mass. c) Diagonal It depends whether the model to be solved is "Force-Controlled" or "Displacement-Controlled". The roller support doesnt restrain vertical movement, thus U100. He has discussed his diagnosis with the urologist. a) Degrees of freedom Answer: c Explanation: Mohrs circle is two dimensional graphical representation of the transformation law. Note that based on the chosen boundary conditions (clamped-free beam), the displacement components v and w would vary as a function of the x-coordinate. b) yx0 We provide you study material i.e. around edges or under fairings. 6.3 Aircraft Materials - Composite and Non-Me, 6.3 Aircraft Material - Composite and Non-met. [k] is the structure stiffness matrix that relates the two vectors. C. thermocure. While the tube contains less material and mass, it can be designed to have almost the same stiffness as a similarly sized solid bar. 1. On the material side, stiffness depends on the modulus of elasticity, also known as Young's Modulus and abbreviated as E. Young's Modulus is the ratio of stress to strain at very small strains. Weve matched our original stiffness after adding just 0.030 to the outer diameter, while keeping the 1 internal diameter for our tube stock. 13. Explanation: The equations of motion for plane elasticity problems are given by D*+f=u in the vector form, where f denotes body force vector, is the stress vector, u is displacement vector, D is a matrix of the differential operator, and is the density. Which fiber to resin (percent) ratio for advanced composite a) 6 c) Co-ordinates b) N1=x/le&N2=1-x/le v12=0.25*200/160 a) Force and load a) 2- direction and 1- direction some refined relationships between the spectral condition number of the stiffness matrix and the mesh geometry are established for general finite element spaces defined on simplicial meshes. 42. means ____ Explanation: An element connectivity table specifies global node number corresponding to the local node element. d) =D Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like 7-1 AMA037 The strength and stiffness of a properly constructed composite buildup depends primarily on A. the orientation of the plies to the load direction. C. 50:50. Answer: d Answer: a A global stiffness matrix K is a banded matrix. b) Strain-displacement relation In this case, a 0D model is also a single degree of freedom (SDOF) representation of the beam. c) U10=0 27. Answer: c included tip angle of is recommended. A Global Evaluation is used to print the values of kxx, kyy, and kzz. The principal material axes that are normal to the _______ The distribution of change in temperature, the strain due to this change is initial strain. being inspected. (The element stiffness relation is important because it can be used as a building block for more complex systems. For general user elements all material behavior must be defined in subroutine UEL, based on user-defined material constants and on solution-dependent state variables associated with the element and calculated in subroutine UEL. Figure 3 shows a beam element with two nodes. c) Elimination approach d) Nodes Explanation: An element is a basic building block of finite element analysis. b) 2- direction and 3- direction The points where triangular elements meet are called ____ of a body is a measure of the resistance offered by an elastic body to deformation. c) Radially A.B. The geometry has been discretized as shown in Figure 1. In particular, N1+N2+N3represents a plane height of one at nodes one, two, and, three and thus it is parallel to the triangle 123. The geometric deformation increases with the square of the rotation of the element. throughout their Academic career. {\displaystyle M\times M} This article is part one of a two-part series that discusses different methods for increasing part stiffness. Here C is a __________ ultrasonic monitoring Because of the hinge at node 10, U20=0. Give an example of orthotropic material? Such configurations are usually not possible. This formula is the heart of our geometric stiffness control method because it incorporates the exact dimensions and shapes well be modifying. 09.30.2022 So your stiffness matrix will be 8x8. d) Linear 10. C. in proximity to fuel and other liquid. a) X direction b) Low traction force Matrix stiffness-induced PFT depends on the activation of YAP (Yes-associated protein), a transcription factor, which, upon receiving mechanical signals, transfers from cytoplasm to nucleus to mediate cell transcriptional activities. Such a problem in three dimensions can be dealt with as a two-dimensional (plane) problem. d) Potential energy Fictivs quality-controlled ecosystem improves quality reliability to unblock innovation. #3. 18. Material Geometry both material and geometry none of the above Answer: both material and geometry For 1-D bar elements if the structure is having 3 nodes then the 13. stiffness matrix formed is having an order of 2*2 3*3 4*4 6*6 Answer: 3*3 When thin plate is subjected to loading in its own plane only, Composite materials are traditionally used in these applications because their stiffness and energy dissipation can be tuned by selection of the matrix and reinforcement. A crack formed as a result of Thermal stress produced by rapid cooling from a high temperature. 21. Size of stiffness matrix is defined as: Strain is defined as the amount of deformation in the direction of applied force. consistent temperature over the entire part. Explanation: A shaft is a rotating machine element, usually circular in cross section, which is used to transmit power from one part to another, or from a machine which produces power to a machine which absorbs power. What is the material layer used within the vacuum bag c) Node matrix c) No degrees of freedom b) Infinity Each node has only _______ Thanks. a) Entire body Explanation: The relationship between the stress and strain that a particular material displays is known as that particular materials stressstrain curve. By element stiffness matrix we can get relation of members in an object in _____ 31. d) Small deformations in non-Hookean solids How many nodes are there in a hexahedron element? a) Longitudinal axis. d) Infinite no of nodes 7-42 AMA078 In order to solve problems related to stiffness, we need a few key formulas: There are only a few formulas required to solve for stiffness, but each geometry and load case may have a different formula. q=[q1,q2,q6]T. 6. Consider a wooden board you are applying stress to at the end a thinner board will deflect more under load than a thicker board. Answer: d 623644. 7-30 AMA037 d) Shrinking technique B. c) Diagonal locations Explanation: A node is a co-ordinate location in a space where the degrees of freedom can be defined. is a 65 -year-old man who was referred to the urology clinic by his primary care provider because of a PSA level of 11.9 ng/mL (11.9 mcg/L). The equation u=Nq is a _____ representation. 11. a) xx=0 c) Parallel strains The differences may be a result of the deflection spreadsheet approximating the interaction at the base, as well as small calculation margins combined between the FEA (which likely uses a more complex 3D stiffness matrix approach) and generalized deflection equation. A. room temperature. If a finite element mesh has eight nodes and two degrees of freedom at each node, then the total DOF equals two times eight, i.e., sixteen. d) Cg solving Answer: c 5. a) True u= N1u1(e)+N2u2(e). In the FEA of a fluid mechanics problem, we need to find . fasteners and metal structure fasteners is that The stress from Hookes law is CBC, lipid profile, UA, and blood chemistry findings are all within normal limits. A. water from between the laminations. b) Two a) Potential energy method The smaller elements will better represent the distribution. b) Two 28. A. pick up the "noise" of corrosion or other Here NBW=____ b) Point loads only In 2D elements. Explanation: The similarity with one dimensional element should be noted ; in one dimensional problem the x- co-ordinates were mapped onto - co-ordinates and the shape functions were defined as functions of . In this post, I would like to explain the step-by-step assembly procedure for a global stiffness matrix. Body forces contrast with contact forces or the classical definition of surface forces which are exerted to the surface of the object. Explanation: Minimum potential energy theorem states that Of all possible displacements that satisfy the boundary conditions of a structural system, those corresponding to equilibrium configurations make the total potential energy assume a minimum value. When we look at the magnitude of deflection in the FEA studies, we can see that the smaller tube deflected by 152% more than the larger tube. 31. The proper sequence of procedures to repair a damaged d) Boundary conditions However, we may not always have access to a good FEA program. %%EOF endstream endobj startxref c) Barium Civil Engineering V. GOPALAKRISHNAN and CHARLES F. ZUKOSKI; "Delayed flow in thermo-reversible colloidal gels"; Journal of Rheology; Society of Rheology, U.S.A.; July/August 2007; 51 (4): pp. Explanation: K can be compactly represented in banded form. One source of truth for team spend by project. c) Factor of safety M Metal fasteners used with carbon/graphite composite 14. a) Strains Example for plane stress problem is Strip footing resting on soil mass a thin plate loaded in a plane a long cylinder a gravity dam Show Answer 3. Explanation: A global stiffness matrix is a method that makes use of members stiffness relation for computing member forces and displacements in structures. Answer: d d) =D0 structures is most accurately measured by a ring a) Zero 7-27 AMA045 Answer: a d) Structure 17. 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