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ES 240, final projects Fall 2007
Attached please find my final project.
ES 240 Final Project
Here is the powerpoint of the final project, presented by Stevie Steiner and myself.
Fall 2007 ES 240 Final Project "Viscous Deformation of a Fused Quartz Tube" by Sunny Wicks and Stephen Steiner
Attached is a PDF version of the PowerPoint presentation from our final project, titled "Viscous Deformation of a Quartz Tube Caused by Furnace Malfunction: Analysis and Modeling".
ES 240 Project - Stress Analysis of Bullet Holes on the Boeing 737 Fuselage
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ES 240, Problem 29, Project Description
Lei and I will be working on developing the appropriate relations and numerical methods for topological optimization of 2D ideal structures. In this constraint-based optimization study we will try to determine the density distribution which minimizes the strain energy for a fixed volume of material. This problem is a subset of the so-called "G-closure" problem in topological optimization where we have restricted our possible configurations to certain ideal geometries.
Guidelines
HI all
I am Karthikeyan pursuing my
M.S in Rotating Machinery Design. Its high time for me to take up the
project. So I decided to take my project in Fracture or Fatigue. I am
interested in Thermal fiels also. So I would like to do my project in
Thermal Fatigue fracture side. So I would like to get your suggestions
and some topics to take out work.
I am
interested in coding also so if anybody give guidelines to develop an
element for this analysis then I will be grateful for them.
Powerpoint + Report
Find attached my powerpoint presentation and my report.
ES 246 Project: Saint-Venant Torsion Problem
I plan to explore the Saint-Venant torsion problem applied to prismatic bars with elastic-plastic behavior. Wagner and Gruttmann have developed a finite element method to obtain the elastic/plastic stresses of a bar using a single load step. In particular, I will present the constitutive model that they have developed, and then use ABAQUS to apply Wagner and Gruttmann’s model to various cross-sections. I will try to reproduce their results for some simple cross-sections, as well as exploring some more complicated cross sections.
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