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    This document provides information about a Bachelor of Engineering course in Aerospace Engineering. The course consists of 45 lectures that are each 40 minutes long. Student progress is evaluated through assignments, quizzes, surprise tests, midterm and final exams, as well as attendance. The course objectives are to introduce finite element method analysis, its advantages and applications, and teach how to solve finite element method problems. It also describes plane strain problems and provides the constitutive relations and strain components for elastic isotropic materials under plane strain conditions.

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    This document provides information about a Bachelor of Engineering course in Aerospace Engineering. The course consists of 45 lectures that are each 40 minutes long. Student progress is evaluated through assignments, quizzes, surprise tests, midterm and final exams, as well as attendance. The course objectives are to introduce finite element method analysis, its advantages and applications, and teach how to solve finite element method problems. It also describes plane strain problems and provides the constitutive relations and strain components for elastic isotropic materials under plane strain conditions.

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    UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF

    ENGINEERING

    Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Engineering)

    DISCOVER . LEARN .
    EMPOWER
    Course Description

    Total-45 Lecture
    Each Lecture-40 minutes

    2
    Course Evolution

     Assignment

     Quiz

     Surprised Test

     Midterm Exam

     Final Exam

     Attendance

    3
    COURSE OBJECTIVE

     Introduction to FEM analysis.


     Advantages.
     Application.
     Governing Equation for one dimensional Equation.
     Solving Method of FEM analysis.

    4
    Plane Strain Problem
    • Problems involving a long body whose geometry and loading do not vary significantly in the
    longitudinal direction is referred to as plane strain problems.
    • In these cases, a constant longitudinal displacement corresponding to a rigid body
    translation and displacements linear in z corresponding to rigid body rotation do not result in
    strain.

    Fig.: Plane Stress: Thin plate with in-plane loading


    • The constitutive relation for elastic isotropic material for this case may be given by

    • The strain components can be expressed in terms of the stress as follows:

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