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The document reports on a finite element analysis of a plate under increasing loads. It details the results including von Mises stress, stress distributions, and stress-strain relationships for various load cases. Higher loads lead to higher stresses, non-linearity in stress-strain, and eventual job abortion due to exceeding material limits.

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First Report

The document reports on a finite element analysis of a plate under increasing loads. It details the results including von Mises stress, stress distributions, and stress-strain relationships for various load cases. Higher loads lead to higher stresses, non-linearity in stress-strain, and eventual job abortion due to exceeding material limits.

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Name: Mohammad Nawawra

Doctor Name: Nasim Qadi


Subject: CSSE341 - FINITE ELEMENT
METHODS II
First Report

Requirements:
Answers:
My mesh is like this:
Total number of nodes: 941
Total number of elements: 887
871 linear quadrilateral elements of type CPS4
16 linear triangular elements of type CPS3
For Requirement 1:
First case the load is 100MPA :(Job Completed)
This is how the shape look like:

For the Circled point A:


The von mises stress vs load(pressure) relation is given by:
For the Circled point B:
The von mises stress vs load(pressure) relation is given by:
Second case the load is 300MPA :(Job Completed)
This is how the shape look like:

For the Circled point A:


The von mises stress vs load(pressure) relation is given by:
For the Circled point B:
The von mises stress vs load(pressure) relation is given by:
Third case the load is 500MPA :(Job Aborted)
This is how the shape look like:
Step Time = 0.8
For the Circled point A:
The von mises stress vs load relation is given by:
For the Circled point B:
The von mises stress vs load(pressure) relation is given by:
Fourth case the load is 700MPA :(Job Aborted)
This is how the shape look like:

Step Time = 0.6


For the Circled point A:
The von mises stress vs load(pressure) relation is given by:
For the Circled point B:
The von mises stress vs load(pressure) relation is given by:
Fifth case the load is 1000MPA :(Job Aborted)
This is how the shape look like:
Step Time = 0.4
For the Circled point A:
The von mises stress vs load(pressure) relation is given by:
For the Circled point B:
The von mises stress vs load(pressure) relation is given by:

For Requirement 2:
First case the load is 100MPA :(Job Completed)
The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path:(S11)
The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path:(S Mises)

The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path:(S11)


The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path:(S Mises)

Second case the load is 300MPA :(Job Completed)


The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path: (S11)
The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path:(S Mises)

The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path: (S11)


The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path:(S Mises)

Third case the load is 500MPA :(Job Aborted)


The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path: (S11)
The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path:(S Mises)

The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path:(S11)


The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path:(S Mises)

Fourth case the load is 700MPA :(Job Aborted)


The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path: (S11)
The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path: (S Mises)

The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path: (S11)


The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path: (S Mises)

Fifth case the load is 1000MPA :(Job Aborted)


The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path:
The Stress distribution on the X_axsis path: (S Mises)

The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path:


The Stress distribution on the Y_axsis path: (S Mises)

For Requirement 3:
First case the load is 100MPA :(Job Completed)
Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):
Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:

Second case the load is 300MPA :(Job Completed)


Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):
Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:

Third case the load is 500MPA :(Job Aborted)


Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):
Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:

Fourth case the load is 700MPA :(Job Aborted)


Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):
Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:

Fifth case the load is 1000MPA :(Job Aborted)


Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):
Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:

For Requirement 4:When t=2


First case the load is 100MPA :(Job Completed)
Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:
Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):

Second case the load is 300MPA :(Job Completed)


Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:
Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):

Third case the load is 500MPA :(Job Aborted)


Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:
Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):

Fourth case the load is 700MPA :(Job Aborted)


Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:
Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):

Fifth case the load is 1000MPA :(Job Aborted)


Stress Mises/Logarithmic Strain:
Stress Mises/Plastic Strain Components (PE11):

Results Overview:
After completing the simulations and extracting the needed data,
analyze the results considering the material nonlinearity and the
changes in geometry. I noticed for requirement 1 that when we increase
the load the step time decrease so when I increased the load from
100MPA to 500MPA, I got job aborted. I have observed an increase in
stress, including von Mises stress, until it potentially reaches the
material's yield strength or ultimate strength (that higher loads lead to
higher stresses).
I noticed for requirement 2 that the stress relation still linear with time.
For task 3, it was noted that the stress-strain relationship maintains
linearity up until the point where the applied load exceeds 500 MPa.
For task 4, when we increased the thickness of the plate, we found that
the plate became stiffer, meaning it didn't bend or stretch as much
under the same amount of force. These observations suggest that
making the plate thicker can make it stronger and less likely to deform
under stress.

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