1 Delement 2Delement 3Delement A Absolute design Acceleration Acoustics Accuracy ‘ACM (Area Contact Method) Airborne noise Analysis Linear static ‘Non linear static Linear buckling Thermal Dynamic Fatigue Optimization cD Crosh NVH Analytical method Anisotropic Anti symmetry Approximation in uid dynamics Arcwelding ‘Area moment of inertia Aspect ratio Audible range of vibration Average stress Axial symmetry Axisymmetrie solid Beam element Special feature cross section orientation Taper 51,63 51, 85 52.117 14 167 34, 366, 367 9,377 145 356 27,175 28, 187 30, 186 31,237 29,207 31, 295 32 32, 269 34,321 34,351 1 160 173 270 146,318 46 99, 127 212, 352 380 173 88 63,74 8 8 8 Offset Endrrelease Bearing simulation Beam element Gap element Contact simulation Direct force application Force application via equation Comparison of different method Bending moment Bending stress Biasing Bmp format result files Bolted joint Beam element Rigid element Preload Bolt torque Temperature method Boundary condition Boundary element method Bracket analysis Braking Brick meshing Tips Quality checks Other checks Brittle material Buckling load factor c aD CAE cam Centrfugalload CF project tracking sheet (Climatic condition Coulomb damping Compatible element Complex eigen value Page No. 83 151 1st 152 153 153 153 154 38,48 a 92 383 148 148 149 150 150 150 161 4,34, 367 V8 168 18 120 rar 122 44 186 B B B 167 290 4 215 334 363Compressible flow Compressive loading Computational fluid Dynamic Practical application Commonly used software Concentrated load Concurrent engineering Conduction Convergence Conservation Conservation law Constraints element Contact analysis Contact impact algorithm Contact simulation Continuous approach Convection Cornering Cost cutting Cost ofaccuracy Coupled problem Crack growth Crack initiation Crack propagation Crash analysis Commonly used software Practical application Creep Gritical region /area Gritical Damping Gnle Gydle counting D Damperelement Damping Over damping Under damping Critical damping ‘Damping consideration Degree of freedom Discretization Design abuse Design cycles Diffusion Diffusion equation Direct method Page No. 238 186 32, 269 33, 269 33 33 161 13 239 379 271,272 273 139 153, 155,334 340 335 s 31,245 169 45,21 10 238 297,311 297, 308 a1 34,321 34 34 29,193 59, 93,379 226 298 312 138 226 226 226 226 218 24 n 275 279 cs Discrete approach Distortion Distributed load Drop test simulation Ductile material Duplicate element Duplicate node Durability Dynamic analysis Practical application Commonly used software Free Vibration Forced Vibration Freq. response Transient response Random vibration Dynamic analysis solver Dynamic fatigue Elastic plastic correction Element stiffness matrix Element techniques Stiffness matrix +O 20 3D special Length Endurance limit Eneray spectral density Enforced motion Engineering strain Engineering stress Equilibrium equation for fluid Errors Import Export Essential steps to start with nonfinearity Eulerian codes Meshes Experimental method Explicit method Explicit scheme Explicit time integration Export errors Experimental techniques External flow PageNo. 5 100 162 34,349 4 102 103, 297 29,207 30 30 207,216 207, 227 207, 228 207, 230 207 231 299 142,317 64,65 64,65 51,63 51, 85 52,111 17 34 298 365 232 194 194 271 407 407 343 344 1,395 328, 329 326 323 407 395 249E Failure analysis Failure mode effect analysis Fastener modeling Fatigue Fatigue analysis Practical application Commonly used software History Low cycle High cycle Finite element analysis Finite element method Advantages History Theoretical Present status Finite volume method Fixed trias Floating trias Flow classification Fluid dynamics Flux difference splitting schemes Flux vector splitting schemes Force application via equation Forced convection Forced vibration analysis Forces Fourier coefficient Fourier transform Fracture mechanics approach Free free run Free edges Free vibration analysis Frequency domain Frequency Frequency response Frequency response function Frictional damping Frequency content Full dynamic simulation Full vehicle analysis One wheel in ditch Two wheel in ditch Braking Cornering Page No. 15,21 205 295 32 2 296 298 298 10 16 15 ns 14 G Geometricnon linearity Gap element General area Geometry associative mesh Geometry check Goodman diagram Governing equation Gravity loading Green-Lagrange strain H Hammer excitation Harmonie response Head restraints Heat exchanger Helement Hooke’ law Hour glass control HR Hydrostatic pressure IC engine block thermal analysis Ideal shape Forquad element For tra element Impact Hammer Impact simulation Implicit method Implicie scheme Import errors Included angle Incompressible flow Infinite fife Internal flow Interpolation function Interview Preparation Question Integral form Isotropic Page No. 29, 189 134 59 97 Es 301 167 196 405 347 259 184 159 338 410 163 265 98 405 34,342 329 328 407 100, 121 282 298 247 4 an 274 160Ji Jacobian Joint modeling Jpeg format K Kinematic constraint method L Lagrangian meshes Lagrangian codes Laminar flow Laminates Large rotations Large strain Lassi making machine Leakage Solver Level crossing counting Linear buckling analysis Linear static analysis Practical application ‘Commonly used software Definition Linear static solver Linear superposition Linear tetra element Load cells Logarithmic strain, Low cycle fatigue Lumped heat capacity Manager ‘Manufacturing Purchase Quality Marketing/Sales Industrial engg. Maintenance OE ‘Manufacturing techniques ‘Mass element Page No. 100 127,143 383 340 343 246, 285 160 190 190 2s vt 141 312 27,175 28 28 27,175 382 7 397 195 298 244 22,409 22 2 2 22 22 22 409 4 136 ‘Mass moments of inertia Master bodies ‘Material nonlinearity ‘Material classification Isotropic Orthotropic Anisoteopic Laminates ‘Material properties MBD ‘Measurement of fatigue life ‘Mechanism mode Meshing Types Geometry based Automatic Mapped Manual Batch Incritical eas Transition Display option Shell mesh Mixed mode Brick mesh Solid ‘Meshing techniques ‘Measurement Miner rule Mistake Modal assurance criteria Modal solver Mode shape Model updating Model validation ‘Modulus of elasticity ‘Modulus oftigidity ‘Moment ‘Moment of inertia Area Polar ‘Multi axial force measurement Multi awial fatigue ‘Multipoint constraints Natural convection Natural frequency Page No. a7 331 192 160 160 160 160 161 402 401 221 49,63, 85,111 7 s7 58 58 58,118 38 91 95 60 60,95 60 "8 12 403 303 407 372 231 222 372 371 159 159 38 gas 316 139 253 216Natural frequency analysis Navier stokes equations Newton Raphson method Nodal stresses Noise control ‘Noise vibration harshness Sound radiation Uncoupled problem Coupled or vibrocoustic Practical application Commonly used software Nonlinear Nonlinear static analysis Nonlinearity Neuber’sequation Numerical method Nusselt number NvH analysis ° Occupant crash protection Occupant safety ‘Octave band representation One dimensional element Rod Bar Beam Axisymmetric shell Pipe Optimization Geometry parameter Shape Parameter Practical application Commonly used software Orthotropic Other mesh check Overdamped F Peak counting p-élement Penalty stiffness method Photo elasticity 20 3D Piola-Kirchoff stress Page No. 216 272 198 380 373, 375 351 368 34 34 34 34 28 187 189 142,311 13 247 351 348 349 353 63,65 63 63,74 63 63 32 32 32 32 160 101, 116, 122 226 313 184 340 396 397 397 196 Pipe Plane strain Plane stress Plane symmetry Poisson's ratio Polar moment of inertia Polyhedral meshing Post processing Post processing techniques Power point presentation Power spectral density Preprocessing Pressure Processing Preprocessing Post-processing Q Quality checks Aspect Skew Jacobian Distortion Stretch Included angle Taper Quasistatic simulation R R&D Radiation heat transfer Radiator Rain flow counting Random vibrations Reduced integration Relative design Reliability Residual stress Resonance Reversal Reynolds number Ribs Rigid element Road condition Rod Rod element Page No. 3 87 87 173 159 17,26 15,18 377 393 235 15,18 162 15,18 15,18 98,115,178 99 99 100 100 100 100 107 342 22,23 255 259 314 207, 235 338 4 297 345,377,393 222 309 33,249 223, 390 139 24 1ST 63,65Sstifness matrix by Direct Method Tria Right angle triangle) s Scalar Scaling of result Seat belt anchorage system Seating system Shaker excitation Shearcentre Shell normal Shrink ft simutation Contact analysis Gap elements Beam elements Temp method Constraint method Side impact ‘Simple hasmonic motion Simulate a contact Single degree of freedom Skew Slave bodies Stip condition. Solution restart method Solver Sound intensity Sound power Sound pressure Special elements Gap Mass Spring and damper Rigid and constraints Special techniques Spring element Spin softening Static Static fatigue Static indeterminacy Steady state conduction Stick condition Stifiness Stifiness matrix Strain gauge Strain life approach Strain energy plot Stress 65 29 383 248 347 303 154 155 155 156 156 157 349 215 330 228 99 331 332 183 182,231 355 355 352 127 134 136 138 139 127 138 190 27,175 299 45 242 332 16 16,64 395 308 388 35 Types of stress Analysis of stress Uni-oxiat stress Bi-axial stress T-axial stress Shear stress Principal stress vonMises stress Stress concentration Stress life approach Stretch Structural acoustics Structural born noise Structural crashworthiness Structural damping Structural grid Sub-modeting Surface finish Symmetry check Symmetry System administrator T T-connections Teper Temperature toading Temperature method Tensile stress Tensor Tetra collapse Tetra meshing Techniques Quality checks Tetra collapse Stretch Distortion Jacobian Other Fconnection Theoretical finite element analysis Thermal analysis Conduction Convection Radiation Practical application Commonly used soft wares ICEngine block Thin shell element 36 40 4a 2 45 42 4a 4a 89, 143 300 100, 121 367 356 322 216 284 184 307 56 173 410 116 ior 166 156 4 39 oe 113 113 5. 15 iat 121 it 120 116 237 239 245 255 258 238 265Three-dimensional elements Tetra Penta or wedge Hex or brick Pyramid Tiffformat Time domain Time estimation for meshing Top stress Torque Torque sensors Torque transducer Torsional stress Torture track Traction Tractor fender Transducers Transient dynamics Transient response Transmission path Triaxial Truck Steering knuckle failure analysis True stress True strain Turbulence modeling Turbulent Turbulent flow Two degree of freedom Two-dimensional elements Plane stress Plane strain Plate Membrane Thin shel Axisymmetric solid Typesof Id element Types of element Types offorces Types of moments Types of stress uU Unaverage stress Under damped Uniaxial stress Unsteady state conduction Unstructured grid Page No. m 13 12 18 112, 125 383 212 55 104 38, 164 398 398 76 401, 402 162 25 406 322 230 357 45 23 2B 195 195 285 246 246 231 87 a7 SsSsss 50 37 38 36 380 226 41 248 283 Unstructured meshing Vv Vacuum Variable thickness ‘Mould flow analysis Variational method Vector Velocity Vibration approach Vibration control Vibration fatigue Vibration level Viscosity Viscous damping Visible range of vibration Ww Wave length Wave speed Weighted residual method Welded joints Practical considerations Welding analysis Welding simutation Spotwelding Arc welding Wheelin ditch Wind tunnel testing Page No. 252 162 7 96, 97, 293 16 39 208 299 373 299 352 247 216 212 255 360 16 143 47 316 143 144,317 146,318 168 286Introduction to FEA Peco Oe ola a Dyed ae ees Basics of Statics and Strength of Materials Introduction to Meshing See eS iit] 2-d Meshing Eee Co unt) Resor ee em sec raaial(e toc) Weld, Bolt, Bearing and Shrink Fit Simulation Material Properties and Boundary Conditions Peale clear VEILS Non Linear Analysis PTE UL Ne Dene Ge er eee ear ari I Pari el cS eCOUC eS NVH Analysis ee acer Mee hod Fete e Neen Urs Dev. ee ier) eo Rocco Ul Ratieles Lars cl Rm CATE Practical Finite aT AU ed earl ct ume Cae ese Reg aera aie ee tee Dea ee eu a Pee ence onc Ecotec Ran uri Preach remo Pe ea eo See PR c ste concepts as being pre-requisite and Secu se cur alg Many a times these books just end eit ec nea Brae ISBN 06195-0-8 AVININN