Finite Element Analysis

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Finite Element Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
School/Trainer: Center for Integrated Manufacturing Studies at RIT [All Courses]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Rochester, New York, United States
Jobs & Resumes: Rochester
Houses & Roommates: Rochester

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The Finite Element Analysis (FEA) was once considered a domain restricted to analysts whose training, experience and undivided attention assured the quality of results. Present competitive pressures in industry, labor market economics, availability of inexpensive software and hardware has pushed FEA into the hands of “part time�users. However, while FEA software became easy to operate, the FEA......

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This two-day class is an introduction into the use of finite element analysis in engineering industry. This course is not intended to teach the specifics of a particular FEA program. Rather, techniques and procedures related to finite element analysis in general are presented. You should take this class if you are new to the field of finite element analysis or seek more information on this valu......

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Development of theory and concepts of finite element analysis. Applications in all areas of mechanical engineering, including mechanics of solids, heat transfer, and design of dynamical systems. Weekly computer exercises....

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Advanced concepts of the finite element method. Hybrid and boundary element methods. Nonlinear, eigenvalue, and time-dependent problems....

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Formulation of the finite element method using variational and weighted residual methods. Element types and interpolation functions. Application to elasticity problems, thermal conduction, and other problems of engineering and physics....

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