A consistent Finite Element formulation has been developed for four classical l-D beam models. This formulation is based upon the solution of the homogeneous differential equation (or equations) associated with each model. Results such as the shape functions, stiffness matrices and consistent force vectors for the constant section beam have been found. Some of these results have been compared with the corresponding ones obtained by the standard Finite Element Method (i.e. using polynomial expansions for the field variables). Some of the difficulties reported in the literature concerning some of these models may be avoided by this technique. This one has also been applied here in order to obtain an alternative consistent formula...
A beam is defined as a structure having one of its dimensions much larger than the other two. The ax...
The theory of the strength of materials has produced a substantial influence on the development and ...
Large displacements and rotations are commonly encountered in the behavior of one-dimensional slende...
A consistent Finite Element formulation has been developed for four classical l-D beam models. Thi...
A consistent Finite Element formulation was developed for four classical 1-D beam models. This formu...
A beam is a structural element or member designed to support loads applied at various points along t...
This paper presents a simplified finite element (FE) methodology for solving accurately beam models ...
The present work demonstrates how computations in finite element method can be interpreted as orthog...
This paper focuses the attention on the use of appropriate combinations of refined one-dimensional (...
This paper compares 1D and 2D assumptions for the analysis of isotropic thin-walled structures. Refi...
This paper compares 1D and 2D assumptions for the analysis of isotropic thin-walled structures. Refi...
The author offers a classification of Finite Element formulations, which allows orienting in a great...
Recent studies show that beam finite elements that enforce equilibrium rather than compatibility alo...
The finite element method is a powerful tool even for non-linear materials’ modeling. But commercial...
An analytical solution for the shape functions of a beam segment supported on a generalized two-para...
A beam is defined as a structure having one of its dimensions much larger than the other two. The ax...
The theory of the strength of materials has produced a substantial influence on the development and ...
Large displacements and rotations are commonly encountered in the behavior of one-dimensional slende...
A consistent Finite Element formulation has been developed for four classical l-D beam models. Thi...
A consistent Finite Element formulation was developed for four classical 1-D beam models. This formu...
A beam is a structural element or member designed to support loads applied at various points along t...
This paper presents a simplified finite element (FE) methodology for solving accurately beam models ...
The present work demonstrates how computations in finite element method can be interpreted as orthog...
This paper focuses the attention on the use of appropriate combinations of refined one-dimensional (...
This paper compares 1D and 2D assumptions for the analysis of isotropic thin-walled structures. Refi...
This paper compares 1D and 2D assumptions for the analysis of isotropic thin-walled structures. Refi...
The author offers a classification of Finite Element formulations, which allows orienting in a great...
Recent studies show that beam finite elements that enforce equilibrium rather than compatibility alo...
The finite element method is a powerful tool even for non-linear materials’ modeling. But commercial...
An analytical solution for the shape functions of a beam segment supported on a generalized two-para...
A beam is defined as a structure having one of its dimensions much larger than the other two. The ax...
The theory of the strength of materials has produced a substantial influence on the development and ...
Large displacements and rotations are commonly encountered in the behavior of one-dimensional slende...