FINITE ELEMENTS BASED UPON MINDLIN PLATE THEORY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE FOUR-NODE BILINEAR ISOPARAMETRIC ELEMENT.

T. J.R. Hughes; T. E. Teduyar

FINITE ELEMENTS BASED UPON MINDLIN PLATE THEORY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE FOUR-NODE BILINEAR ISOPARAMETRIC ELEMENT.

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Abstract

Concepts useful for the development of R. D. Mindlin plate elements are explored. Interpolatory schemes and nodal patterns which are ideal according to the proposed criteria are found to be somewhat more complicated than desirable for practical applications. However, these ideas are found to be useful as starting points in the development of simpler elements. This is illustrated by the derivation of a new four-node bilinear quadrilateral which achieves good accuracy without ostensible defect.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	81-106
Number of pages	26
Journal	American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Applied Mechanics Division, AMD
Volume	44
Publication status	Published - 1981 Jan 1
Externally published	Yes
Event	New Concepts in Finite Elem Anal, Presented at The Appl Mech Conf - Boulder, Colo Duration: 1981 Jun 22 → 1981 Jun 24

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Mechanical Engineering

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