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Item Information   Holdings       More by this author     Schlegel, Daniel K.     Subjects     Finite element method     Plastics -- Testing     Strength of materials     MSE Project.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Schlegel, Daniel K.       by title:      Non-linear finite el...         MARC Display

Non-linear finite element analysis of ASTM D3763 boundary conditions / by Daniel K. Schlegel. by Schlegel, Daniel K. Subjects Finite element method   Plastics -- Testing   Strength of materials   MSE Project. Description:  96 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm. Contents:  Advisor: W. Edward Howard. Dr. Matthew Panhans, Niranjan Dessai. Background -- Experimental results -- Baseline calculations -- Linear static finite element analysis -- Non-linear finite element analysis -- Correlation -- Appendix A: Polyethylene specimen - B: SRAC non-linear model - C: SRAC non-linear results - D: Experimental results -E: Linear static FEA summary - F: Linear static FEA results - G: Baseline calculations - H: Baseline formulas - I: Program schedule - J: Session (SES) file - K: SDRC modeling procedure - L: ASTM D3763 - M: Project proposal - N: Test request - O: Formula of percent difference - P: Applied engineering project approval form. The ability of the engineering profession to predict systems will enable companies to design systems with better performance, in reduced time, and with fewer and better prototypes. This ability will greatly improve the success of the company and will provide improved products for consumers. This project intends to gain a better understanding of plastic materials during impact loading by correlating experimental data with mathematical predictions using current state of the art Finite Element Analysis. The benefits of this project will aid other designers and researchers to predict and improve similar subsystems. A special thank you is extended to Professor W. Edward Howard, Advisor, to Dr. Matthew Panhans and Professor Niranjan Desai, Faculty Committee Members, and to Case Corporation for their contributions.   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Status   Walter Schroeder Library Master's Theses AC805 .S35 1998 Available Add Copy to MyList Format: HTMLPlain textDelimited Subject:   Email to:

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