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FEA Meshing

  • By: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Meshing

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About the course

This course covers FEA element types like beams, plates, and solids, choosing appropriate elements, higher-order elements, and comparisons like TRI vs. QUAD and TET vs. HEX. It includes model simplifications, rigid body and plane strain elements, mesh refinement, quality measures, and practical case studies and challenges.

Meet your instructor

Instructor

Lukasz Skotny

Finite Element Analysis

Owner & Lead Designer of Enterfea

Who should attend this course

• Professionals of various industries involved with the execution of FEA projects.
• Those managing or overseeing FEA related work that need to be able to provide judgement about the assumptions and choices made.

Prerequisites

• Technical background is required.
• Basic experience with Finite Element Method software is beneficial.

Program & Details

  • 1. Basic elements types
    2. Beam Elements
    3. Plate Elements
    4. Solid Elements
    5. Choosing element type
    6. Higher-order elements
    7. TRI vs QUAD
    8. TET vs HEX
    9. Model Simplifications
    10. RBE – Rigid Body Elements
    11. Plane Strain Elements
    12. Mesh Refinement
    13. Mesh Refinement: Case Study
    14. Mesh Refinement: Challenge 1
    15. Mesh Refinement: Challenge 2
    16. Mesh and Mathematics (M&M!)
    17. Mesh Quality Measures
    18. Module 6: Conclusion

Certification

A personal digital certificate will be made available upon successful completion of the course. A sample Certificate is shown below.

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