MTE4532

Numerical modelling

3 points
* 25 lectures, tutorials and practical classes
* Clayton
* Prerequisites: MTE3506

Objectives To examine the process of constructing a numerical model, to obtain an introduction to the fundamentals of two major techniques used in numerical modelling and to become acquainted with the application of a commercial package.

Synopsis The bases of finite difference and finite element analysis, with application to heat flow and metal working. Use of a commercially-available package to become acquainted with the application of numerical modelling to support industrial and research activity in materials engineering.

Recommended texts

Chapra S C and Canale R P Numerical methods for engineers 2nd edn, McGraw-Hill, 1989
Desai C S Elementary finite element method
Knight C E A finite element method primer for mechanical design PWS, 1993
Rockey K C and others The finite element method: A basic introduction for engineers
Zienkiewicz O C The finite element method

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