Chapter 21 Explaining the difference between linear and non linear analysis

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  • Using SolidWorks and examples to show the difference between linear and non-linear analysis. Three basic forms of non-linearities are discussed.
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Комментарии • 9

  • @ronallan8680
    @ronallan8680 7 лет назад

    Absolutely fantastic video! Thank you! I will be working with non linear analysis for my thesis!

  • @robertolara9281
    @robertolara9281 6 лет назад +1

    Sir, thank you for an amazing explanation, this is more easy to understand

  • @selmandjeffal6140
    @selmandjeffal6140 4 года назад

    outstanding explanation . I would like to ask you about another case of that applied force. is there a way to make that beam subjected to a non- conservative follower force.
    Note : non -conservative follower force is tangential to the end of the beam along the deformation.

  • @yulinchen7029
    @yulinchen7029 2 года назад

    Thank you for a good video!

  • @Anandkumar_Ramadurai
    @Anandkumar_Ramadurai 3 года назад

    Nice explanation sir. Thank you

  • @prakhars962
    @prakhars962 3 года назад

    1:32 for which material this stress-strain curve is?
    It's looks like the material has very low modules of elasticity. Generally the initial slope for steel is almost 90 degrees.

  • @basics6478
    @basics6478 6 лет назад

    what is the difference between linear static analysis, modal analysis and non linear analysis

    • @josvankreij8292
      @josvankreij8292  6 лет назад +1

      Hello Tousif, check this video for the difference between linear and non-linear: ruclips.net/video/EmeYkFjLpWk/видео.html
      Modal analysis is an analysis of the natural frequency of a part/construction.