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A dome-shaped lattice framework described in the "Handbook of computational solid mechanics",1998, M.Kleiber. Outer nodes are fixed and a nodal load is applied to node 1.  
 
A dome-shaped lattice framework described in the "Handbook of computational solid mechanics",1998, M.Kleiber. Outer nodes are fixed and a nodal load is applied to node 1.  
 
[[Image:dome1.png|thumb|Initial geometry.]]
 
[[Image:dome1.png|thumb|Initial geometry.]]
[[Image:dome2.png|thumb|Deformed shape.]]
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[[Image:dome2.png|thumb|Initial geometry.]]
[[Image:dome3.png|thumb|Deformed shape.]]
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[[Image:dome3.png|thumb|Initial geometry.]]
  
 
=Timoshenko beam=
 
=Timoshenko beam=
 
Cantilever beam example (motivated by "The Finite Element Method for Solids and Structural Mechanics", O.C. Zienkiewicz & R.L. Taylor, 6th Edition, p307) demonstrating shear locking effects.
 
Cantilever beam example (motivated by "The Finite Element Method for Solids and Structural Mechanics", O.C. Zienkiewicz & R.L. Taylor, 6th Edition, p307) demonstrating shear locking effects.
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=A thick cylinder=
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A thick cylinder under internal pressure using axial symmetry (From C. Felippa, AFEM.12, p.15). The line denotes original configuration.
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[[Image:thick_cylinder.png|thumb|A thick cylinder under internal pressure.]]

Revision as of 20:50, 18 January 2007

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Contents

A pile under lateral loading

Initial geometry.
Deformed shape.

A pile raft

Initial geometry.
Deformed shape.

A dome-shaped lattice framework

A dome-shaped lattice framework described in the "Handbook of computational solid mechanics",1998, M.Kleiber. Outer nodes are fixed and a nodal load is applied to node 1.

Initial geometry.
Initial geometry.
Initial geometry.

Timoshenko beam

Cantilever beam example (motivated by "The Finite Element Method for Solids and Structural Mechanics", O.C. Zienkiewicz & R.L. Taylor, 6th Edition, p307) demonstrating shear locking effects.

A thick cylinder

A thick cylinder under internal pressure using axial symmetry (From C. Felippa, AFEM.12, p.15). The line denotes original configuration.

A thick cylinder under internal pressure.
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