This document outlines the questions and problems on a Finite Element Methods exam given to M.Tech students. The exam contains 3 parts worth a total of 50 marks and takes 90 minutes. Part A (20 marks) involves determining displacements and stresses for truss and bar elements. Part B (20 marks) requires obtaining strain-displacement and stiffness matrices for 1D elements. Part C (10 marks) defines trusses and their analysis assumptions, and determines shape functions for quadratic 1D elements.
This document outlines the questions and problems on a Finite Element Methods exam given to M.Tech students. The exam contains 3 parts worth a total of 50 marks and takes 90 minutes. Part A (20 marks) involves determining displacements and stresses for truss and bar elements. Part B (20 marks) requires obtaining strain-displacement and stiffness matrices for 1D elements. Part C (10 marks) defines trusses and their analysis assumptions, and determines shape functions for quadratic 1D elements.
This document outlines the questions and problems on a Finite Element Methods exam given to M.Tech students. The exam contains 3 parts worth a total of 50 marks and takes 90 minutes. Part A (20 marks) involves determining displacements and stresses for truss and bar elements. Part B (20 marks) requires obtaining strain-displacement and stiffness matrices for 1D elements. Part C (10 marks) defines trusses and their analysis assumptions, and determines shape functions for quadratic 1D elements.
Sub Code: 14MDE12 Faculty: Manjunatha Babu N S Marks: 50 Duration: 90 Minutes Sem: M.Tech I PART A (20 MARKS) 1. Determine the displacements, stresses induced for a truss member shown in figure1. Given Data: E=29.5e6 N/mm2, Aeach element = 1 mm2. 2. Determine the displacements, stresses induced for a 1D bar element shown in figure 2 by gauss elimination method. Given Data: A1=900mm2, A2=1200mm2, E1=70e9 N/m2, E2=200e9 N/m2, L1=200mm, L2=300mm, P=300 KN. PART B (20 MARKS) 3. Obtain the strain displacement matrix and stiffness matrix for quadratic 1D element. 4. Obtain the hermite shape function and stiffness matrix for a beam element. PART C (10 MARKS) 5. Define truss. What are the basic assumptions to be made to analyze the truss element? 6. Determine the shape functions for quadratic 1D element.
Dr T THIMMAIAH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Internals II, December 2014
Sub: Finite Element Methods
Sub Code: 14MDE12 Faculty: Manjunatha Babu N S Marks: 50 Duration: 90 Minutes Sem: M.Tech I