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cchandrashekhar SEFI Member
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Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 7:14 am Post subject: Reinforced Concrete Plate design from FEA Analysis result |
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Dear Engineers,
I have perfomed FE Analysis of plate elements. Can some one post design procedure of reinforced concrete plate by using these results.
Chandra Shekhar
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abhy_vivek Silver Sponsor
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Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:07 am Post subject: Re: Reinforced Concrete Plate design from FEA Analysis resul |
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Dear Er. Chandra Shekhar,
- which software used ?
- how the mega elements discretised into FEM ?
- is it based on sound knowledge of FEM, or just on trial error ?
- have you refered the software manual for the same ?
If FEM is used then the user must be aware about the 'Interpretation' of the results, obtained from the software. Usually the software developers keep / present the results (in fact they have to) in line with the professional practice and theory.
Have you refered book by 'Parctical FEW - Mr. Nitin Gokhale, Mr. Snjay Deshpande, Bedekar and Thite (jointly)
(http://www.finitetoinfinite.com/)
Reg
Vivek Abhyankar
Structural Engineer
Mumbai
cchandrashekhar wrote: | Dear Engineers,
I have perfomed FE Analysis of plate elements. Can some one post design procedure of reinforced concrete plate by using these results.
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Showkat Progressive Member
Joined: 12 Jun 2008 Posts: 40
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Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 5:21 pm Post subject: |
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Abhay sir,
Is this book usegul for structural engineers...
has it dealt with structural enginering problems or is it suited for mechanical engineers...
can one benefit by grasping concepts of FEM from this book...if one does not have sound background of FEM
pls guide
regards
shuja
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abhio ...
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Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:54 am Post subject: |
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Dear Er Chandra Shekhar,
For design of plates on the basis of finite element results, we have to combine the effects of bending and twisting moment resultants (by using the Wood-Armer equations), and resolve them in the directions of provided reinforcement.
The subject is treated well in Clark, L A, "Concrete bridge design to BS5400", Construction Press, London. 1983.
Regards,
_________________ A S Oundhakar,
Principal Engineer,
Invictus Consultancy Services,
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abhy_vivek Silver Sponsor
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Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2010 4:29 am Post subject: |
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Dear Er. Shuja,
This book is compiled by a Team of IIT-Passed students, with a large experience in FEM and recommended by IIT-Mumbai professors. The book is not specific for civil engineering but give 'theory' and practice both.
Other than this you may also refer following books on FE :-
1) Finite Element Analysis - by Bathe
2) Finite Element Analysis - by Zinkwitz
3) Finite Element Analysis - by Cook
4) Finite Element Analysis - by Krishnamurthy
5) Finite Element Analysis - by Rao
6) Finite Element Analysis - by Reddi
7) Finite Element Analysis - by Chandrupatala, Belegundu
7+1) Finite Element Analysis - by Ramchandran
9) Finite Element Analysis - by Desai, Abel
10) Practical Finite Element Analysis - by Deshpande, Thatte
11) Practical Finite Element Analysis - by Allen Morris (Wiley Publishers)
12) FEM (Staic / Dynamics ) - by Thomas J. R. Hughes
13) Software Handbook of Ansys
14) Finite Element Analysis - by Aggrawal
15) Finite Element Analysis - by Buchnan
16) Finite Element Analysis - by Gupta
17) Applied Finite Element Analysis - by Segerlind
11+7) Software handbook of Algore
Hope this is more than sufficient to start with.
Reg
Vivek Abhyankar
Structural Engineer
Mumbai
Showkat wrote: | Abhay sir,
Is this book usegul for structural engineers...
has it dealt with structural enginering problems or is it suited for mechanical engineers...
can one benefit by grasping concepts of FEM from this book...if one does not have sound background of FEM
pls guide
regards
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rahul.leslie General Sponsor
Joined: 01 Apr 2008 Posts: 501 Location: Trivandrum
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Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 4:11 am Post subject: |
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Go through the Wood & Armor approach -- it's there in this forum itself
Rahul Leslie
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Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2021 11:16 pm Post subject: A NEW ENGINEERING BOOK ON THEORY & PRACTICE IN STRUCTURAL ENG. |
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