05-Bar Element Duzeltilmis

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Fundamentals of Finite Element

Analysis
5-Bar Element
Dr. Ahmet Zafer enalp

e-mail: azsenalp@gmail.com
Mechanical Engineering Department

Gebze Technical University
5-Bar Element
Bar Element
Bar (truss) structures:
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5-Bar Element
Bar Element
Consider a uniform prismatic bar:
FE Model
L: length
A: cross-sectional area
E: elastic modulus
u=u(x): displacement
=(x): strain
=(x): stress
Strain-displacement relation:
Stress-strain relation:
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Stiffness Matrix - Direct Method
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Assuming that the displacement u is varying linearly along the axis of

the bar, i.e.,
: elongation, F: force in bar

k: stiffness of the bar
The bar is acting like a spring in this case and we conclude that
element stiffness matrix is:
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Stiffness Matrix - A Formal Approach
5-Bar Element
We derive the same stiffness matrix for the bar using a formal
approach which can be applied to many other more complicated
situations:
Define two linear shape functions as follows:
B: Element strain-displacement matrix
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Stress can be written as:

Consider the strain energy stored in the bar:
The work done by the two nodal forces is:
For conservative system, we state that:

which gives:
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k is the element stiffness matrix. The above expression is a general

result which can be used for the construction of other types of
elements. This expression can also be derived using other more
rigorous approaches, such as the Principle of Minimum Potential
Energy, or the Galerkins Method.
Now, we evaluate for the bar element
which is the same as we derived using the direct method.

Strain energy in the element can be written as:
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Degree of Freedom (dof)
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Number of components of the displacement vector at a node.

For 1-D bar element: one dof at each node.
Physical Meaning of the Coefficients in k:
The jth column of k (here j = 1 or 2) represents the forces
applied to the bar to maintain a deformed shape with unit
displacement at node j and zero displacement at the other node.
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Example 1
FE Model
1
Find;
(a) the global stiffness matrix
(b) displacements of nodes
(c) the reaction forces
(d) stresses at the elements
Solution :
Connectivity table:
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Example 1
Boundary conditions :
Displacement boundary conditions
u1 0,:u 2 0, u 3 0
F1 :0, F2 P, F3 0
Force boundary conditions
a) Element Stiffness Matrices :
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Example 1
Construction of global stiffness matrix :
Equilibrium (FE)
equation for
the whole system is;
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Example 1
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0 F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
b) Applying boundary conditions;
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Example 1
For the data given;

P 5x10 4 N, E 2x10 4 N / mm 2
A 200 mm 2 , L 125 mm
0
u1
u 2 0.5208 mm
u
0
3
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Example 1
c) From the 1st and 3rd row of the finite element equation, the reaction
forces can be calculated as;
F1 -33333.3 N
F2 -16666.7 N
d) Stresses in the elements:
1 83.33 MPa
2 83.33 MPa
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Notes
In this case, the calculated stresses in elements 1 and 2 are exact

within the linear theory for 1-D bar structures. It will not help if we
further divide element 1 or 2 into
smaller finite elements.
For tapered bars, averaged values of the cross-sectional areas
should be used for the elements.
We need to find the displacements first in order to find the stresses,
since we are using the displacement based FEM.
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Solution procedure with matlab
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As linear bar element has 2 degrees of freedom (1 at each

node) for a structure with n nodes, the global stiffness matrix K
will be of size nxn.
The global stiffness matrix K is obtained by making calls to the
Matlab function LinearBarAssemble which is written for this
purpose.
Once the global stiffness matrix; K is obtained we have the
following
equation;
K U structure
F
At this step boundary conditions are applied manually to the

vectors U and F.
Then the matrix equation is solved by partioning and Gaussion
elimination.
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Finally
once the unknown

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Mechanical displacements
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found, the force is obtained for each element as follows:
Solution procedure with matlab
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f k u
where f is the 2x1 element force vector and u is the 2x1
element displacement vector.
The element stress is obtained by using local stiffness matrix
and local displacement vector.
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Matlab functions used
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LinearBarElementStiffness(E,A,L)
This function returns the element stiffness matrix for a linear bar
with modulus of elasticity E, cross-sectional area A, and length L.
The size of the element stiffness matrix is 2 x 2.
Function contents:
function y = LinearBarElementStiffness(E,A,L)
%LinearBarElementStiffness
This function returns the element
%
stiffness matrix for a linear bar with
%
modulus of elasticity E, cross-sectional
%
area A, and length L. The size of the
%
element stiffness matrix is 2 x 2.
y = [E*A/L -E*A/L ; -E*A/L E*A/L];
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LinearBarAssemble(K,k,i,j)
This function assembles the element stiffness matrix k of the linear
bar with nodes i and j into the global stiffness matrix K. This
function returns the global stiffness
matrix K after the
element stiffness matrix k is assembled.
Function contents:
function y = LinearBarAssemble(K,k,i,j)
%LinearBarAssemble
This function assembles the element stiffness
%
matrix k of the linear bar with nodes i and j
%
into the global stiffness matrix K.
%
This function returns the global stiffness
%
matrix K after the element stiffness matrix
%
k is assembled.
K(i,i) = K(i,i) + k(1,1);
K(i,j) = K(i,j) + k(1,2);
K(j,i) = K(j,i) + k(2,1);
K(j,j) = K(j,j) + k(2,2);
y = K;
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LinearBarElementForces(k,u)
This function returns the element nodal force vector given the
element stiffness
matrix k and the element nodal displacement vector u.
Function contents:
function y = LinearBarElementForces(k,u)
%LinearBarElementForces
This function returns the element nodal
%
force vector given the element stiffness
%
matrix k and the element nodal displacement
%
vector u.
y = k * u;
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LinearBarElementStressess_az(k, u, L, E)
This function returns the element nodal stress vector given the
element stiffness
matrix k, the element nodal
displacement vector u, the length of the element and E
Function contents:
function y = LinearBarElementStresses_az(k, u, L, E)
%LinearBarElementStresses
This function returns the element nodal
%
stress vector given the element stiffness
%
matrix k, the element nodal displacement
%
vector u, the length of the element and E
L_m=[-1/L 1/L];
y = E*L_m*u;
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Solution of Example 1
with Matlab
Solution:
Use the 7 steps to solve the problem using linear bar element.
Step 1-Discretizing the domain:
This problem is already discretized. The domain is subdivided into
2 elements and 3 nodes.
The units used in Matlab calculations are N and milimeter. The
element connectivity is:
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N1
N2
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P 5x10 4 N, E 2x10 4 N / mm 2
A 200 mm 2 , L 125 mm
Step 2-Copying relevant files and starting Matlab

Create a directory
Copy
LinearBarElementStiffness.m
LinearBarAssemble.m
LinearBarElementForces.m
LinearBarElementStresses_az.m
files under the created directory
Open Matlab;
Open Set Path command and by using Add Folder command add the
current directory.
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P 5x10 4 N, E 2x10 4 N / mm 2
A 200 mm 2 , L 125 mm
Start solving the problem in Command Window:

>>clearvars
>>clc
Enter the data
>>E=2e4
>>A(1)=400
>>A(2)=200
>>L=125
Step 3-Writing the element stiffness matrices:
>>k1=LinearBarElementStiffness(E,A(1),L)
k1 =
64000
-64000
-64000
64000
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P 5x10 4 N, E 2x10 4 N / mm 2
A 200 mm 2 , L 125 mm
k2 =
32000
-32000
-32000
32000
Step 4-Assembling the global stiffness matrix:

Since the structure has 3 nodes, the size of the global stiffness matrix is
3x3.
Therefore to obtain K we first set up a zero matrix of size 3x3 then make
2 calls to the Matlab function LinearBarAssemble since we have 2 bar
elements in the system.
Each call to the function will assemble one element. The following are
the Matlab commands:
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P 5x10 4 N, E 2x10 4 N / mm 2
A 200 mm 2 , L 125 mm
>>K=zeros(3,3)
K=
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
>>K=LinearBarAssemble(K,k1,1,2)
K=
64000
-64000
0
-64000
64000
0
0
0
0
K=
64000
-64000
0
-64000
96000
-32000
0
-32000
32000
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P 5x10 4 N, E 2x10 4 N / mm 2
A 200 mm 2 , L 125 mm
Step 5-Applying the boundary conditions:

Finite element equation for the problem is;
0
64000 - 64000
- 64000 96000 - 32000
0
- 32000 32000
u1
F1

u 2 F2
u
F
3
3
The boundary conditions for the problem are;
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
Inserting the above conditions into finite element equation

0
64000 - 64000
- 64000 96000 - 32000
0
- 32000 32000
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F1
u 2 50000
0
F
3
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Step 6-Solving the equations:

Solving the above system of equations will be performed by
partitioning (manually) and Gaussian elimination (with Matlab) First
we partition the above equation;
0
64000 - 64000
- 64000 96000 - 32000
0
- 32000 32000
0
F1
u 2 50000
0
F
3
96000u 2 50000
>>u2=50000/96
000
u 0.5208
2
Step 7-Post-processing:
In this step we obtain the reactions at nodes 1 and 3 and the
stresses at each element using Matlab as follows.
First we set up the global nodal displacement vector U, then we
calculate the nodal force vector F.
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>>U=[0; u2; 0]
U=
0
0.5208
0
>>F=K*U
F=
1.0e+04 *
-3.3333
5.0000
-1.6667
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P 5x10 4 N, E 2x10 4 N / mm 2
A 200 mm 2 , L 125 mm
>>u_el_1=[U(1); U(2)]
>>u_el_2=[U(2); U(3)]
>>stress1=LinearBarElementStresses_az(k1, u_el_1, L, E)
>>stress2=LinearBarElementStresses_az(k2, u_el_2, L, E)
stress1 =
83.3333
:element stresses
stress2 =
-83.3333
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
A 0.003 m 2
node 3 is displayed to the right
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u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m
Create a directory
Copy
LinearBarAssemble.m
Open Matlab;
Open Set Path command and by using Add Folder command add the
current directory.
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
A 0.003 m 2
5-Bar Element
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m

>>clearvars
>>clc
Enter the data
>>E=210e6
>>A=0.003
>>L1=1.5
>>L2=1
Calculate stiffness matrices
>>k1=LinearBarElementStiffness(E,A,L1)
>>k2=LinearBarElementStiffness(E,A,L2)
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
A 0.003 m 2
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u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m
Assemble the global stiffness matrix;

>>K=zeros(3,3)
K is calculated as:
K=
420000
-420000
0
-420000
1050000
-630000
0
-630000
630000
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
A 0.003 m 2
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m
FE Equation is:
0
420000 - 420000
- 420000 1050000 - 630000
0
- 630000 630000
u1
F1

u2 F2
u
F
3
3
Apply BCs:u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002

0
420000 - 420000
- 420000 1050000 - 630000
0
- 630000 630000
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F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
0
F1
u2 10
0.002
F
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
A 0.003 m 2
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u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m
Solving the above system of equations will be performed by partitioning

(manually) and Gaussian elimination (with Matlab).
First we partition the above equation by extracting the submatrix in row
2 and column 2 which turns to be a 1x1 matrix.
Because of the applied displacement of 0.002 m at node 3, we need to
extract the submatrix in row 2 and column 3 which also turns out to be
a 1x1 matrix.
Therefore we obtain;
1050000 u 2 630000 0.002 10
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
A 0.003 m 2
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u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m
The solution of the above system is obtained using Matlab as follows.

Note that the backslash operator \ is used for Gaussian elimination.
>>k=K(2,2)
>>k0=K(2,3)
>>u0=0.002
>>f=[-10]
>>f0=f-k0*u0
>>u=k\f0
result is;
u=
0.0012
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
A 0.003 m 2
5-Bar Element
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m
In this step, we obtain the reactions at nodes 1 and 3, and the stress in
each bar using Matlab as follows.
First we set up the global displacement vector; U, then we calculate the
golbal force vector F.
>>U=[0; u; u0]
>>F=K*U
results;
F=
-500.0000
-10.0000
510.0000
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
A 0.003 m 2
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u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m
Next step is to set up element nodal displacement vectors u 1 and u2.

Then we calculate the element force vectors f 1 and f2 by making calls to
the Matlab function LinearBarElementForces.
>>u1=[0; U(2)]
>>f1=LinearBarElementForces(k1,u1)
result is;
f1 =
-500.0000
500.0000
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
A 0.003 m 2
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u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m
>>u2=[U(2); U(3)]
>>f2=LinearBarElementForces(k2,u2)
result is;
f2 =
-510.0000
510.0000
Finally, we call LinearBarElementStresses_az to calculate stresses.
>>sigma1=LinearBarElementStresses_az(k1, u1, L1, E)
results;
sigma1 =
1.6667e+05
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P 10 kN, E 210 GPa
A 0.003 m 2
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u1 0, u 2 0, u 3 0.002
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
by 0.002 m
>>sigma2=LinearBarElementStresses_az(k2, u2, L2, E)

results;
sigma2 =
1.7000e+05
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Example 3
Given;
Find;
The support reaction forces at the two ends of the bar
Solution :
Connectivity table:
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Example 3
We first check to see if or not the contact of the bar with the wall on
the right will occur. To do this, we imagine the wall on the right is
removed and calculate the displacement at the right end,
contact occurs
BCs; u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
The global FE equation is found to be,
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Example 3
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
Applying boundary conditions;
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Example: 3
Reaction forces:
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with Matlab
E
#
N1
N
2
contact occurs
BCs;
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
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E
#
N1
N
2
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
Create a directory
Copy
LinearBarAssemble.m
Open Matlab;
Open Set Path command and by using Add Folder
command add the current directory.
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E
#
N1
N
2
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
>>clearvars
>>clc
Enter the data
>>P=6e4
>>E=2e4
>>A=250
>>L=150
>>DELTA=1.2
Calculate stiffness matrices
>>k1=LinearBarElementStiffness(E,A,L)
>>k2=LinearBarElementStiffness(E,A,L)
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E
#
N1
N
2
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
Assemble the global stiffness matrix;
>>K=zeros(3,3)
K is calculated as:
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
K=
1.0e+04 *
3.3333 -3.3333
0
-3.3333 6.6667 -3.3333
0 -3.3333 3.3333
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with Matlab
E
#
N1
N
2
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
FE Equation is:
0
33333 - 33333
- 33333 66667 - 33333
0
- 33333 33333
u1
F1

u 2 F2
u
F
3
3
Apply BCs:u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
0
33333 - 33333
- 33333 66667 - 33333
0
- 33333 33333
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F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
0
F1
u 2 60000
1 .2
F
3
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E
#
N1
N
2
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
66667 u 2 333331.2 60000

>>k=K(2,2)
>>k0=K(2,3)
>>u0=1.2
>>f=[60000]
>>f0=f-k0*u0
>>u=k\f0
result is;
u=
1.5000
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E
#
N1
N
2
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
>>U=[0; u; u0]
>>F=K*U
results;
F=
-50000
60000
-10000
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E
#
N1
N
2
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
>>u1=[0; U(2)]
>>f1=LinearBarElementForces(k1,u1
)
results;
f1 =
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
-50000
50000
>>u2=[U(2); U(3)]
>>f2=LinearBarElementForces(k2,u2
)
results;
f2 =
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E
#
N1
N
2
u1 0, u 2 0, u 3
>>sigma1=LinearBarElementStresses_az(
k1, u1, L, E)
results;
sigma1 =
F1 0, F2 P, F3 0
200
>>sigma2=LinearBarElementStresses_az(
k2, u2, L, E)
results;
sigma2 =
-40
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Distributed Load
Uniformly distributed axial load q (N/mm, N/m, lb/in) can be converted

to two equivalent nodal forces of magnitude qL/2.
We verify this by considering the work done by the load q,
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Distributed Load
Thus, from the U=W concept for the element, we have:
The new nodal force vector is:
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Distributed Load
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ME 520

Fundamentals of Finite Element

Dr. Ahmet Zafer enalp

Mechanical Engineering Department

Bar (truss) structures:

Mechanical Engineering Department, GTU

Mechanical Engineering Department, GTU

Stiffness Matrix - Direct Method

Assuming that the displacement u is varying linearly along the axis of

: elongation, F: force in bar

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Stiffness Matrix - A Formal Approach

B: Element strain-displacement matrix

Mechanical Engineering Department, GTU

Stiffness Matrix - A Formal Approach

Stress can be written as:

The work done by the two nodal forces is:

For conservative system, we state that:

Mechanical Engineering Department, GTU

Stiffness Matrix - A Formal Approach

k is the element stiffness matrix. The above expression is a general

which is the same as we derived using the direct method.

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Degree of Freedom (dof)

Number of components of the displacement vector at a node.

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Mechanical Engineering Department, GTU

a) Element Stiffness Matrices :

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Construction of global stiffness matrix :

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For the data given;

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d) Stresses in the elements:

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In this case, the calculated stresses in elements 1 and 2 are exact

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Solution procedure with matlab

As linear bar element has 2 degrees of freedom (1 at each

At this step boundary conditions are applied manually to the

once the unknown

Solution procedure with matlab

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Matlab functions used

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Matlab functions used

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Matlab functions used

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Matlab functions used

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Step 2-Copying relevant files and starting Matlab

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Start solving the problem in Command Window:

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Step 4-Assembling the global stiffness matrix:

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Step 5-Applying the boundary conditions:

The boundary conditions for the problem are;

Inserting the above conditions into finite element equation

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