bongirs
Mechanical
- Aug 30, 2014
- 35
Hello,
I am in need of developing a mini-FEA software for my project and need some help in understanding the theoretical aspects of FEM.
Since I do not have the differential equations of the objects, I am restricted to using the strong form approach instead of the weak form.
I tried looking up for element stiffness matrices of common elements like tetrahedron, brick, hex, etc, but without success.
Similar to what we get for 1D elements in most of the books, I need for 3D elements, which I am unable to get.
Is there a book/paper/website or any other which shows the FEM process using these elements.
Or at least a logic for developing the stiffness matrices would also be helpful.
I am in need of developing a mini-FEA software for my project and need some help in understanding the theoretical aspects of FEM.
Since I do not have the differential equations of the objects, I am restricted to using the strong form approach instead of the weak form.
I tried looking up for element stiffness matrices of common elements like tetrahedron, brick, hex, etc, but without success.
Similar to what we get for 1D elements in most of the books, I need for 3D elements, which I am unable to get.
Is there a book/paper/website or any other which shows the FEM process using these elements.
Or at least a logic for developing the stiffness matrices would also be helpful.