Definition of Test Article Finite Element Modelsdoi:10.1007/978-3-031-79729-3_2Coppolino, Robert N.
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2.2The finite element model The coordinate system of model adoptedCartesian coordinatesand the origin located at the intersection oflongitudinal sectionin the zero frame and baseline. The whole ship structure finite element model is shown infigure 1. ...
When developing a finite element model for gears there are some aspects that should not be overlooked. An accurate definition of the mesh size is one of those aspects, specially for the contact and tooth root regions. Regarding the mesh on the contact region Coy and Chao [120] defined the ...
method to solve a second order PDE, which arises from Saint–Venant’s torsion problem of a cylinder. In this work, Courant systematically used the Rayleigh–Ritz method with a trial function defined on finite triangle subdomains, which is a primitive form of of the finite element method [2]...
The ultimate goal of this and future work is to combine the full capabilities of Phreeqc with those of our in-house simulator,Osures, which in addition to the previously discussed finite element methods for flow and transport has several other features such as (1) a broad suite of thermodynam...
Wear is a common issue in the operation of emulsion pumps. When it becomes severe, it can lead to machine downtime and economic losses. This paper aims to investigate the wear phenomenon on the slideway of emulsion pumps using Archard’s wear model and t
For the definition of basis functions for 3-D geometry, see Finite Element Basis for 3-D. Requesting ϕi(xi) = 1 yields the very pleasant property u(xi)=Np∑j=1Ujϕj(xi)=Ui That is, by solving the FEM system we obtain the nodal values of the approximate solution. The basis ...
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A method for simulating a physical system using finite element techniques, wherein two or more distinct models corresponding to distinct regions within the modeled system are solved