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Consideration of Poisson’s Ratio Effect in Structural Analysis Using Elements with Three Degrees of Freedom

by Applied Element Method | Mar 30, 1998 | Bulletins

K. Meguro, H. Tagel-Din. “Consideration of Poisson’s Ratio Effect in Structural Analysis Using Elements with Three Degrees of Freedom.” BULLETIN OF EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT STRUCTURE RESEARCH CENTER, INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE, THE UNIVERSITY OF...

A New Simple and Accurate Technique for Failure Analysis of Structures

by Applied Element Method | Mar 30, 1998 | Bulletins

Anew method for failure and post failure analysis of structures is proposed. A structure is modeled as an assembly of distinct elements. These elements are connected by distributed springs in both normal and tangential directions. The main objective of this paper is...

3-Dimensional Applied Element Simulation of Failure Behavior of Structures

by Applied Element Method | Nov 30, 1997 | Other Publications

K. Meguro, H. Tagel-Din. “D3-Dimensional Applied Element Simulation of Failure Behavior of Structures.” MONTHLY JOURNAL OF INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL SCIENCEVOL.51, NO. 11, PP. 773-776 (1997). In Japanese   Share [symple_box color=”gray”...
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