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Finite Element Programs for Structural Vibrations

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  • © 1991

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  1. C. T. F. Ross

    1. School of Systems Engineering, Portsmouth Polytechnic, UK

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Table of contents (9 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xi
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  2. The Finite Element Method

    • C. T. F. Ross
    Pages 1-19

  3. Problem Solving in Structural Vibrations

    • C. T. F. Ross
    Pages 21-36

  4. The Modular Approach in Finite Element Programming

    • C. T. F. Ross
    Pages 37-40

  5. Vibrations of Plane Pin-jointed Trusses

    • C. T. F. Ross
    Pages 41-50

  6. Vibrations of Continuous Beams

    • C. T. F. Ross
    Pages 51-58

  7. Vibrations of Rigid-jointed Plane Frames

    • C. T. F. Ross
    Pages 59-68

  8. Vibrations of Space Trusses

    • C. T. F. Ross
    Pages 69-75

  9. Vibrations of Rigid-jointed Space Frames

    • C. T. F. Ross
    Pages 77-93

  10. Vibration of Grillages

    • C. T. F. Ross
    Pages 95-108

  11. Back Matter

    Pages 109-222
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Finite Element Programs for Structural Vibrations presents detailed descriptions of how to use six computer programs (written in Fortran 77) to determine the resonant frequencies of one, two, and three-dimensional skeletal structures through the finite element method. Chapter 1 is on "The Finite Element Method" and Chapter 2 demonstrates, with the aid of hand calculations, the finite element solution of some smaller structures. Chapter 3 covers "The Modular Approach", and Chapters 4 to 9 describe the six computer programs, with a large number of worked examples. The six computer programs are given in Appendices I through VI, and on a 3 1/2'' disk included with the book. The programs are suitable for use on IBM (or compatible) PC (640K or more) or minicomputer.

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  • School of Systems Engineering, Portsmouth Polytechnic, UK

    C. T. F. Ross

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