rmecrn BE wT ] Mech | Fioike Element Analysis | May 14 () ) 3. (@) QP Code : MV-19039 (4 Hours) [Total Marks : 100 (REVISED COURSE) (1) Questions No.1 is compulsory. (2) Attempt any four questions from remaining six questions. (3) Assume suitable data if required. ‘What is the difference between shape functions and interpolation function ? Derive 10 the shape functions for cubic bar element in local co-ordinates and sketch the same along the length of the element. A quadrilateral element is defined by the co-ordinates (1, 4), (4, 2), (5, 6) and 10 (2,7). The temperatures at the nodes are 20°C, 30°C, 40°C and 25°C respectively Determine the temperature at a point P(3, 4). ‘The following differential equation arises in connection with neat transfer through 15 a rectangular fin, 2. “KASS the (TT) 0; O) Find the naturat frequencies of axial vibration fora bar as shown in figures below 10 using one linear element by using consistent and lumped mass matrices. tions for nine noded quadrilateral clement in natural co- 10 “Tare, E= 2x10 Con. 10054-14, TURN OVERQP Code :MV-19039 6 (a) Solve the following differential equa (i) Galerkin method (ii) Rayleigh-Ritz method mapped over entire domain mn by, ax? BCS; u(0) = 0 and u(1) = 2 ‘Compare the answers with exact solution at x = 25, 0.5 and.0.75 (>) Explain subparametric, iso parametric and super parametric elements. 7. (a) Evaluate the following integral by using 2 « 2 Guass Quadrature rule. 6 te ff @-xt-yPangy J. Compare your answer with exact solution» No. of & W, Sampling points 1 0 2 q 2 “5 1 3 0 oD) +06 5/9 (b) What aze the sources of error in FEM. (©) Compare FEM with classical methods. Con. 10054-14, 4 10