Solution Manual for Finite Element Analysis: Theory and Application with ANSYS, 5th Edition

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Chapter 11.1(a)Using two elements( )0.250.0125A yy210.25 inA220.1875 inA230.125 inA1()2iieqAAEK61(0.250.1875)(10.410 )lb455,0002(5)inK62(0.18750.125) (10.410 )lb325,0002(5)inK3455101455045512031230455325325010003253250,0.002197 in0.005274 inuuuuuu (b)210.25 inA220.234375 inA230.21875 inA240.203125 inA250.1875 inA260.171875 inA270.15625 inA280.140625 inA290.125 inA

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1.1 Cont.1lb2015000 inK2lb1885000 inK3lb1755000 inK4lb1625000 inK5lb1495000 inK6lb1365000 inK7lb1235000 inK8lb1105000 inK20150001201500002015000020150001885000188500018850001885000175500017550001755000175500016250001625000162500016250001495000149500014950001495000136500013650001365000136500012350001235000123500012350001105012345678900000000100011050000011050001105000uuuuuuuuu      10,u20.00049628,u30.0010268,u40.0015965,u50.0022119,u60.0028808,u70.0036134,u80.0044232,u90.0053281in.uy(in)exact defl.Two-elementeight element00001.250.000496450.000496282.50.00102720.00102683.750.00159720.00159655.00.00221290.0021970.00221196.250.00288220.00288087.50.00361540.00361348.750.00442590.004423210.00.00533190.0052740.0053281

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1.2avg.AEK61510.512(3)(3.2710 )26KK15lb18,393,750 inKK62410.59(3)(3.2710 )lb215,941,2506inKK63(9)(3)(3.2710 )lb22, 072,5004inK1839375011839375001839375010234561839375015941250159412501594125015941250220725002207250022072500220725001594125015941250159412501594125018393750183937501839375018393750uuuuuu000005005554402.71831105.8548310{ }in8.12009101.12566101.3974910u 556(3)( 8.12009105.85483)10(3.2710 )4(3)18.5 Psi C

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1.2Cont.as a check:(3)50018.5 Psi(9)(3)FA1()iiuuE56(1)( 2.71831100)(3.2710 )14.8 Psi C646(5)( 1.397491.12566)10(3.2710 )14.8 Psi C6as a check:(1)(5)50014.8 Psi C10.512(3)2FA5625.854832.7183110(3.2710 )17.1 Psi C6456(4)( 1.12566108.1200910) (3.2710 )17.1 Psi C6as a check:(2)(4)50017.1 Psi10.59(3)2FA

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1.3AEK913(0.08)(0.006)(68.910 )0.025KK913N1.3228810mKK92(0.02)(0.006)(68.910 )0.1K92N0.0826810mK91.322881011.3228801.3228810234001.322880.082680.0826800.082680.082681.322881.3228818001.322881.32288uuuu23946552341.405560.08268000.082681.405561.32288001.322881.322881800101.36066810m2.31313510m2.44920210muuuuuu  6(1)921(1.360668100)(68.910 )37500003.75 MPa0.025uuEas a check:(1)1800 N3.75 MPa(0.08)(0.006)FA56(2)932(2.313135101.36066810)(68.910 )15 MPa0.1uuEas a check:(2)1800 N15 MPa(0.02)(0.006)5(3)943(2.4492022.313135)10(68.910 )3.75 MPa0.025uuE

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1.4616(4)(0.125)(2810 )2KK616lb710inKK62345(0.625)(0.125)(2810 )8KKKK2lb273438 inK2newlb()(4)(273438)1093750 inK6710167100671010263664660071010937501093750010937501093750710710500710710uuuu 263664544234809375010937500010937508093750710050007107107.14285710in5.28571410in610inuuuuuu 5(1)62127.14285710in1b281010002inuuEas a check:(1)2500lb1000(4)(0.125)inFA45(2)63225.285714107.14285710lb281016008inuuEas a check:(2)2500lb1600(2.5)(0.125)in44(3)64326105.28571410lb281010002inuuE

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1.5121()0RKuu121232()()0KuuKuu232343()()0KuuKuu`343()0KuuPIn matrix form:111112222233333400KKuRKKKKuKKKKuKKuP  

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1.6Size of the global matrix: 5×5 1[]5555K2[]8888K 3[]5555K4[]20202020K 5[]10101010K6[]20202020K(6)555585208520[]858510102010201020202020KapplyingB.Csandloads;150uu210 lb,F4101bF234234381320101323100201050100.962 in0.874 in0.760 inuuuuuu  15(0.9620)4.8 lbR520(0.7600)15.2 lbR

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1.6 Cont.45()K uunote also as a check,15externalRRF4.8 + 15.2 = 10 +10

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1.75.8815011505.8805.885.882.272.272.272.27101010100.5810.5810.5810.5810.7810.7810.7810.7812.222.222.222.221.471.471.4701.471234567811501000000068TTTTTTTT1012.0417.3118.51{ }39.1254.4659.F8568T qUA TBtu(1.47)(150)(6859.85)1800 hrqor as another example:Btu(0.781)(150)(54.4639.12)1800 hrqorinout1(150)(6810)Btu()1800Resistance0.170.440.11.721.280.450.68hrqA TT

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1.85.8815011505.8805.885.881.231.231.231.230.760.760.760.760.0530.0530.0530.0532.222.222.222.221.471.471.4701.4712345671150200000068TTTTTTT2020.3722.12{ }24.9565.5766.F5468T qUA Tas an example:Btu(1.47)(150)(6866.54)320 hrqorinout1(150)(6820)Btu()320Resistance0.170.811.32190.450.68hrqA TT

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1.9with the help of a psychometric chart,usinga dry bulbTemp.of68 Fand40%, we identify condensation temperature to be42 F.Thus condensation will occur betweensurfaces 4 and 5.

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1.101.471000110001.4701.471.470.0530.0530.0530.0532.222.222.222.221.471.471.4701.4712345110001500070TTTTT    1516.81{ }F66.9968.1970TqUA Tas an example:Btu(1.47)(1000)(7068.19)2660 hrqorBtu(1.47)(1000)(16.8115)2660 hrq

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1.115.8822.5122.55.8805.885.882.562.562.562.561.471.471.4701.471234122.5200070TTTT  2026.85{ }F42.5970T1Btu(5.88)(22.5)(26.8520)910 hrqU A Tor as another example:2Btu(2.56)(22.5)(42.5926.85)910 hrqU A Torinout11()(22.5)(7020)Resistance(0.170.390.68)qA TTBtu910 hrq

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1.1222151210.5()()(3)(3)(0.5)33.161 in24ccAA2224(10.59)()()(3)3(0.5)28.661 in24ccAA223()(9)(3)3(0.5)26.411 in4cA615(33.161)(3.2710 )lb()()18,072,7456inccKK624(28.661)(3.2710 )1b()()15,620,2456inccKK63(26.411)(3.2710 )lb()21,590,9924incK261245(3)(0.5) (2910 )lb4()()()()2,847,0686inssssKKKK263(3)(0.5) (2910 )lb4()4,270,6024insKThe Combined stiffnesses:1518,072,7452,847,06820,919,813KK2415,620,2452,847,06818,467,313KK321,590,9924,270,60225,861,594K20,919,813120,919,813020,919,813020,919,81318, 467,31318, 467,31318, 467,31318, 467,31325,861,59425,861,59425,861,59425,861,59418, 467,31318, 467,31318, 467,31318, 467,31320,919,81320,919,81320,919,81320,919,813123456000001000uuuuuu 5412344445604.7801610in1.0195110in1.40618101.9476810in2.4257010inuuuuuu     

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1.12 Cont.(1)6521Concrete2()(3.2710 )( 4.7801610)lb26C6incuuE(1121Steel2()lb231CinsuuEas a check:(1)(1)2Concrete11()()(26)(33.161)(231)(3)(0.5)1000 lb4cssAA645(2)322(3.2710 )( 1.01951104.7801610)1b30C6inccuuE(2)2lb231CinsCheck:(2)(2)222()()(30)(28.661)(231)(3)(0.5)1000 lb4ccssAA644(3)432()(3.2710 )( 1.40618101.0195110)lb32C4inccuuE644(3)432()(2910 )( 1.40618101.0195110)lb280C4inssuuECheck:(3)(3)233()()(32)(26.411)(280)(3)(0.5)1000 lb4ccssAA644(4)542()(3.2710 )( 1.94768101.4061810)lb30C6inccuuE(4)2lb231Cins64(5)652()(3.2710 )( 2.425701.94768)10lb26C6inccuuE(5)2lb231Cinsnote(1)(5)ccand(2)(4)ccas expected.

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1.132avg( )12eiiAE uu(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)total     (1)(5)22111121121()()()()22()()()2ccssiiiiccssAEAEuuuuAEAEuu 626(1)5 2(33.161)(3.2710 )3(0.5) (2910 )4( 4.7801610)0.024 lb in(2)(6)or626(5)4 2(33.161)(3.2710 )3(0.5) (2910 )4[( 2.42571.94768)10]0.024(2)(6)(2)2232626452()()()2(28.661)(3.2710 )3(0.5) (2910 )4[( 1.01951104.7801610)]0.0272(6)ccssAEAEuuor626(4)4 2(28.661)(3.2710 )3(0.5) (2910 )4[( 1.947681.40618)10]0.0272(6)(3)3343()()()2ccssAEAEuu626(3)4 2(26.411)(3.2710 )3(0.5) (2910 )4[( 1.406181.0195110]2(4)0.019 lb intotal(2)(0.024)0.0192(0.027)0.121 lb in

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1.14(a)00M( 6 lb)(5 in)(35 lb)(6 in)(8 in)0sF30 lbsF30 lb600.5 insFKXXX(b)( )110nmeiiiiiiiF uuuu213535(6)0248KXXXXX 35(35)(6)048KX35(35)(6)4860X0.5 inX

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1.15(or)Because of the fact that charge is conserved in acircuit (Kirchhoff’scurrent law), at any time,the algebraicsum of the currents entering any node must be zero. Thus we can write1121 ()IVVR2211 ()IVVRNote120IIIn matrix form:112211111VIVIR 

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1.16(1)111[]115K(2)111[]1110K(3)111[];1115KApply30Vas a boundarycondition110551111115510151015110101501110151231120.01000.110.06VVVVV120.05 VoltsVV230.06 VoltsVV

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1.1722()()2d YM XwX LXEIEIdX2311223dYwXLwXCdXEI341212612wX LwXYC XCEIApplying Boundary Conditions:2310@000@24YXCwLYXLCEI 323exact(2)24wXYXLXLEI(a)Notethatthe assumed Solutionsatisfies the boundaryconditions.21XXYCLL1221dYXCdXLL21222d YCdXL1222wXLXCEILRWe may force the error function to equalzero at2LX41122220216LLwLCwLCEIEIL2416wLXXYEILL

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1.17Cont.(b)00LR dX1202()02LcwX LXdXEIL3341122022324cwLLwLLcEIEIL2424wLXXYEILLForW24 ×104 Beam43100 in ;I62lb2910inEExact44max642lb1 ft12 in5 500020 ftft12 inft50.20 inlb384(384)29103100 ininwLYEI Collocation44max642lb1 ft12 in500020 ftft12 inft0.24 inlb64(64)2910(3100 in )inwLYEI Subdomain44max642lb1 ft12 in500020 ftft12 inft0.16 inlb96(96)29103100 ininwLYEI 

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1.18SeeSection 1.71.1922d udPdXdy11dudP ycdydX2121()2dP yu yc ycdXapplying B.Cs(0)0uand()0u H221211000and020and2dP Hcc HdXHdPccdX 21( )()2dPu yHyydX note becausePressure drops in the direction of flow,0dPdXin velocity equation.(a)2assumed12sind udPyucdXHdynote the assumed solutionSatisfies the boundaryconditions.11sincosdudyyccdydyHHH22112cossind udyyccdyHHHHdy 21sinydPcHHdXRWe may force the error function to equalzero at2Hy21sin02HdPcHHdX22122then,( )sinHdPHdPycu ydXdXH  

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1.19 Cont.(b)00HR dy210sin0HydPcdyHHdX2101 cos0HydPcHHHdXH1( 2)dPcHHdX221then,( )sin22HdPHdPycu ydXdXH  ForComparison, let’s use:582N SPa0.02;0.01 mm110m;110mmdPHdX evaluating max vel. @2HyExact2285 2max11( 110 )(110)m0.0622224(8)(0.02)sdPHHdP HuHdXdX     Collocation method22528max222(110) ( 110 )m2sin0.05 s(0.02)HHdPHdPudXHdX    Subdomain method22528max(110) ( 110 )m2sin0.0822(2)(0.02)sHHdPHdPudXHdX    

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1.20(a)Galerkin method210sinsin0HyydPCdyHHHdX  22100sinsinHHydPyCdydyHHdXH21001121sincos24HHdPCyyyHHdXHHH211( 2)2H dPCHHdX    2213344ythen,sinHdPHdPCuydXdXH (b)least-squares method1221100sinsinsin0RcRHHRyydPyRdyCdyCHHHdXHH  resultsin:2213344and( )sinHdPHdPyCu ydXdXH  using values from Problem 1.19 forcomparison2528max3344(110) ( 110 )m0.06 s(0.02)HdPudX 

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1.2122dyPXEIdX 212dyp XcdXEI3126pXyc XcEI B.Cs( )0,y L0XLdydX2211022P LP LccEIEI3232210623LP LPPLCCLEIEI 323exact(32)6PyXL XLEIIn terms ofx: Substitute forXLxandsimplify323exact( ()3()2)6PyLxLLxLEI32exact36PyxL xEI220dyEIP LxdxB.Cs00yand00xdydxLet us assume:23assumed12yc xc xnote, the assumedsolutionsatisfies the boundaryconditions.

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1.21 Cont.21223dyc xc xdx212226dycc xdxthen ResidualRbecomes:12(26)()REIcc xP LxSubdomain method:2212000[(26)()]0LLR dxEIcc xP Lxdx(1)22120[(26)()]0LLLLR dxEIcc xP Lxdx(2)Integrating(1):2212222602222LLLLEIccPLSimplifying:1233224PLcc LEI (3)Integrating (2) andSimplifying:12948PLcc LEI (4)Solving (3) and (4) Simultaneously:12and26PLPccEIEI 32(3)6PyxLxEInote, because the assumedsolution has thesame functional form as the exactsolution, thecoefficients are exact.

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1.21 Cont.Galerkin method:2212000[(26)()]0LLx R dxxEIccP Lxdx(1)3312000[(26)()]0LLx R dxxEIccP Lxdx(2)Integrating and Simplifying (1) and (2), we get:1212233212162520PLcc LEIPLcc LEI  Solving(3) and (4) Simultaneously12and26PLPccEIEI 32(3)6PyxLxEI(3)(4)

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1.2241312JJr441311.50.497 in22JJ442110.0982 in22J6(1)(3)1111202942202942(0.497)(9.810 )[][]1111202942202942(2)(12)JGKK6(2)116110261102(0.0982)(11.210 )[]116110261102(1.5)(12)K2029421202942020294202029426110261102611026110220294220294202029420202942123411234002400000.002222 rad0.009604 rad0   433(0)2029420.0096041949 lb inRK112(0)2029420.002222451 lb inRKnote theyadd up to 2400lbin

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1.2323264044611021200611022640441200230.005913 rad141233(0)(0)2029420.0059131200 lb inRRKK
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