Titlebook: One-Dimensional Finite Elements; An Introduction to t Andreas ?chsner,Markus Merkel Textbook 20131st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Bending Element,and will be described in detail. Besides the simple, prismatic bar with constant cross-section and load on the nodes also variable cross-sections, generalized loads between the nodes and orientation in the plane and the space will be analyzed.

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Dynamics,eigenbehaviour of the structure). In the following chapter linear dynamic processes will be considered, which can be traced back to an external stimulation. The field of self-excited oscillation will not be covered.

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Textbook 20131st editionly understandable but mathematically correct fashion. The approach of? one-dimensional elements enables the reader to focus on the understanding of? the principles of basic and advanced mechanical problems. The reader easily? understands the assumptions and limitations of mechanical modeling as well

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Bar Element,ength of materials will be introduced. Subsequently the bar element will be introduced, according to the common definitions for load and deformation quantities, which are used in the handling of the FE method. The derivation of the stiffness matrix will be described in detail. Apart from the simple

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Bending Element, used in this chapter will be outlined towards other formulations. The basic equations from the strength of materials, meaning kinematics, equilibrium and constitutive equation will be introduced and used for the derivation of the differential equation of the bending line. Analytical solutions will

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Plane and Spatial Frame Structures,tiple elements and are connected with each other on coupling points. The structure is supported properly and subjected with loads. Unknown are the deformations of the structure and the reaction forces on the supports. Furthermore, the internal reactions of the single element are of interest. The sti