Linear and Non Linear FEA | feaClass | Basics

[@AJ-et3vf]

Awesome video! Thank you

[@ishansonawane4935]

Good !!!

[@2750nav]

Excellent explanation !! Keep it up. B/w your hand writing is awesome.

[@msquare55]

Thank you so much Mukund for boosting..👍

[@shivukuderu]

It is available in many FE softwares!

[@TonyA-ex1sj]

Great jod dude!!! Keep on.

[@msquare55]

Thank you @Tony for appreciation.

[@skdmechanical949]

Good job👍

[@msquare55]

Thanks 😊

[@vasantamadhavakulkarni4673]

Sir, please explain why plastic material having variable thickness & sheet metal has uniform thickness?

[@msquare55]

Can explain more about question..

[@vasantamadhavakulkarni4673]

Yes Sir.

[@vasantamadhavakulkarni4673]

This question is apart from your uploaded vedio.
I'm asking from analysis point of view.

[@ilhammuhammadadriansyah216]

maybe you are referring to the "necking" phenomenon happening when testing metals? in that case necking happens because metals can sustain a certain amount of plastic deformation before breaking meanwhile plastic material just breaks instantly without sustaining any plastic deformation CMIIW

[@msquare55]

Both plastic and metal can have uniform thickness.

[@mdshaffiq9548]

How I have to decide I have to go linear or non linear is any rules is there?

[@eCivilTech]

Thanks brother. Pls provide reference book name

[@elhamhassan810]

Why translate the Arabic language is not available ??😢 .. Can you allow the translation button. Thank💗

[@dilsoman]

Hi where can i set substepping ?

[@msquare55]

You can use Bilinear material.

[@dilsoman]

@@msquare55 Thanks. But I have a polymer with parabolic like ss curve, WITHIN THE ELASTIC limit.. What is the option then.

[@ayhankasm1813]

Aferin lan güzel anlattin

[@msquare55]

Teşekkürler, lütfen kanalıma abone olun. (Thank you)