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stress-analysis.blogspot.com
10 Reasons Finite Element Analysis Goes Wrong
skip to main | skip to sidebar 10 Reasons Finite Element Analysis Goes Wrong If you have never dropped a clanger, you are not doing any work! Monday, 24 May 2010 10 Reasons Finite Element Analysis Goes Wrong Have you ever paid for someone to do some FEA
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nemesis-project.org
Main Page - nemesis. an experimental finite element code
nemesis is an open source, experimental, C++ finite element code, freely distributed under the terms of the GNU Public License
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engissol.com/3d-frame-library.html
Software Library for the analysis of 3d structures using Visual Studio. Static and dynamic as well as linear and non linear analysis types are
Software Library for finite element analysis of structures under static and dynamic loads. Linear and non linear, Modal and Response Spectrum analysis types are supported. Compatible to any .NET programming language
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integrateddesignresearch.com
Integrated Design Research
In May 2011 I presented my book (Finite Element Methods (Volume I) Applications NX-6/7 and NX-NASTRAN) at the annual 'Siemens PLM NX Software' Conference in Las Vegas. In addition the Animation Software 'FEBEAM' was shown. FEBEAM submitted with the book, was demonstrated, to show an easy way, to learn the Finite Element Method via animations
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utminers.utep.edu/jfchessa/index.html
Jack Chessa
Research Interests: Professor Chessa's research interests are in the area of computational solid mechanics (CSM) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). Primarily, he is interested in the development and implementation of advanced numerical methods towards mechanics problems that are seen as difficult in the context of the currently available methods. The majority of his work has been in the area of finite element methods and the development of extended finite element methods (X-FEM). He has