Sir , thank you so much for the help . I think there is a mistake at 12:20 , in the values of theta 1 and theta 2 . The angle tan(theta) formula is perp/base.
Hi. Your videos are very helpful and you deserve more views. I think there's a mistake while computing the global stiffness matrix. For element 2, EA/L=0.5*10^5 , however while computing the global matrix you used 0.5*10^3. Please can you check. Thank you
thank you sir , i am new to start learning , sir please mention the lecture number on each lecture for example for truss problem I confused from where to start .
Could you use a beam element for this problem? With 2 displacements 'vertically' and 2 angle displacements. I do not think such a element would be useful for this type of problem and I have just come across it in a book I am reading. Thanks for any replies.
Analyze the plane truss shown in Fig using finite element method. GivenE = 210GPa andArea of all members (A) =1×10-4 m², determine The horizontal and vertical displacements at node 3 The reactions at nodes 1 and 2.Where E= Young's modulus of elasticity The global stiffness matrix for the structure The horizontal displacement at node
Hello Saurabh , Sorry for the late response,. All the angle are taken along with x axis only, In case of Element 1, Z formation is made, So Outside angle is equal to inside angle. Hope it will be help you
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Sir , thank you so much for the help . I think there is a mistake at 12:20 , in the values of theta 1 and theta 2 . The angle
tan(theta) formula is perp/base.
OK. May be by mistake.. Thanks for your kind words
@@MaheshGadwantikar Thanks for the help i am new to mechanical engineering and if your videos where not here i donot know what could i do :)
OK. Thank you..
Thanx I was stuck their 😅 that how it could be possible
Yes observed this but iam thinking iam wrong😢
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Hi. Your videos are very helpful and you deserve more views. I think there's a mistake while computing the global stiffness matrix. For element 2, EA/L=0.5*10^5 , however while computing the global matrix you used 0.5*10^3. Please can you check. Thank you
Thank You clean observation.. might be there.
Why the 1st theta calculated from x_axis and other theta will calculated from Y_axis
Hello dear teacher, about at 18:34 global stifness matrices how k= 10 (0.8 0.24 -0.24 ......) 0.8 ,0.24 which number multiply
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I think theta 2 and 3 values are wrong i am not sure. For theta 2 when taking opp and adjacent, it should be 800/600 right??
Analyze Once
Ya it's wrong
thank you sir , i am new to start learning , sir please mention the lecture number on each lecture for example for truss problem I confused from where to start .
Thank You for the suggestions..I will sure make it.
@@MaheshGadwantikar sir for learn how to write the stiffness matrix for truss system which video I see?
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Very clear !
Theta is measured between local node 1 and x axis right??
Yes
guys the whole sum is wrong , this guy has messed up global matrix
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Could you use a beam element for this problem? With 2 displacements 'vertically' and 2 angle displacements. I do not think such a element would be useful for this type of problem and I have just come across it in a book I am reading. Thanks for any replies.
It's an truss Elements not beam
Analyze the plane truss shown in Fig using finite element method. GivenE = 210GPa andArea of all members (A) =1×10-4 m², determine The horizontal and vertical displacements at node 3 The reactions at nodes 1 and 2.Where E= Young's modulus of elasticity The global stiffness matrix for the structure The horizontal displacement at node
Nice bro
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Sir akkada... K1 ... And k2 and k3 values .... 10 power 5 kada vachindhi...
Miru deniki 10 power 3 thisukonnaru
May be converted later
Sir is these is a direct stiffness method ..?
Yes.
Sir theta 2 =36.9 and theta 3=53.1
How it's possible because theta 3 near as compare to theta 2 with respect y-axis
Hi. I think if you use SOHCAHTOA it will help. For theta 2, adjacent is 800. For theta 3, adjacent is 450. I hope this helps
Sir how to find REACTIONS please ...Sir ASAP i have paper very soon
I will explain in today class ok
Sir solve the unit calculation i don't know to calculate
Sir why taking angle θ2 with respect to Y-axis?
Because θ1 you take with respect to X-axis.
Please explain.
Hello Saurabh , Sorry for the late response,. All the angle are taken along with x axis only, In case of Element 1, Z formation is made, So Outside angle is equal to inside angle. Hope it will be help you
Understood.
Thank you so much.
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@@MaheshGadwantikar i didn't get it . Can You explain it in easy terms
Hello Venkatesh, Could you please what exactly you not understand
I want detailed calculations
Can't cover entire, It takes more time..
Sir apke basis clear karo please
Your writing values wrong and assuming correct
stress in element 1 = stress in element 2 because E, L , C and S are the same
No it may be different because of displacements a
AE/L values u got *10⁵
But u wrote *10³
How is it
May be by mistake
Is this 2d or 3d
More problems
Sure..
the first stress is not correct -cos is positive at 26:38
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i think the global matrices is incorrect
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