The classical curved beam element (the cubic-linear element) has been discredited for a long time because of poor performance. In a previous paper, the first author showed that the poor performance could be attributed to the inconsistency in the membrane strain field interpolations and that this could be improved by designing a new membrane strain field which met the consistency requirements. This paper shows that this formulation can be improved by re-constituting the 'assumed' strain field in a variationally correct manner
Early attempts to derive curved beam and shell elements in a curvilinear system were dramatically un...
Early attempts to derive curved beam and shell elements in a curvilinear system were dramatically un...
Assumed field-consistent strain formulations of the displacement finite element procedure can lead t...
The classical curved beam element (the cubic-linear element) has been discredited for a long time be...
The classical curved beam element (the cubic-linear element) has been discredited for a long time be...
A three-noded curved beam element with transverse shear deformation, based on independent isoparamet...
A three-noded curved beam element with transverse shear deformation, based on independent isoparamet...
A three-noded curved beam element with transverse shear deformation, based on indpendent isoparametr...
A three-noded curved beam element with transverse shear deformation, based on indpendent isoparametr...
In this paper, an attempt is made to understand the errors arising in curved finite elements which u...
In this paper, a simple linear two-noded C**0 continuous thick curved beam element based on a curvil...
An attempt is made to understand the errors arising in curved finite elements which undergo both fle...
In this paper, a simple linear two-noded C**0 continuous thick curved beam element based on a curvil...
Early attempts to derive curved beam and shell elements in a curvilinear system were dramatically un...
A curved beam element based on a three-field variational formulation with independent displacement, ...
Early attempts to derive curved beam and shell elements in a curvilinear system were dramatically un...
Early attempts to derive curved beam and shell elements in a curvilinear system were dramatically un...
Assumed field-consistent strain formulations of the displacement finite element procedure can lead t...
The classical curved beam element (the cubic-linear element) has been discredited for a long time be...
The classical curved beam element (the cubic-linear element) has been discredited for a long time be...
A three-noded curved beam element with transverse shear deformation, based on independent isoparamet...
A three-noded curved beam element with transverse shear deformation, based on independent isoparamet...
A three-noded curved beam element with transverse shear deformation, based on indpendent isoparametr...
A three-noded curved beam element with transverse shear deformation, based on indpendent isoparametr...
In this paper, an attempt is made to understand the errors arising in curved finite elements which u...
In this paper, a simple linear two-noded C**0 continuous thick curved beam element based on a curvil...
An attempt is made to understand the errors arising in curved finite elements which undergo both fle...
In this paper, a simple linear two-noded C**0 continuous thick curved beam element based on a curvil...
Early attempts to derive curved beam and shell elements in a curvilinear system were dramatically un...
A curved beam element based on a three-field variational formulation with independent displacement, ...
Early attempts to derive curved beam and shell elements in a curvilinear system were dramatically un...
Early attempts to derive curved beam and shell elements in a curvilinear system were dramatically un...
Assumed field-consistent strain formulations of the displacement finite element procedure can lead t...