Institut National Polytechnique De Grenoble
Mechanical Modelling
4EUS3MEM
Iowa State Course Substitution
ME Technical Elective
M E
Course Info
International Credits:
5.0
Converted Credits:
3.0
Country:
France
Language:
English
Course Description:
Mechanical modelling - 4EUS3MEM
Goals
This course is centered on the description and formulation of common phenomena that condition the material
behavior with hydraulic and thermal systems (turbine, pump, turbo-reactor,...)
For each type of solicitations (thermo-elastic and visco-elastic) the formulation of the macroscopic behavior is
presented. Thus, it is about defining very common phenomena that must be systematically integrated during
system analysis.
Finite element formulation is also presented, weak and strong formulation, matrix formulation for thermal and
structural problems.
The students will use a finite element sofware and different models for mechanical problems will be presented
Contact Philippe (Ense3) MARIN
Content
Reminder on the constraint and deformation tensor notions
Thermo-elasticity and limit criterion problem formulation, Navier and Beltrami
Visco-elasticty and limit criterion, flow, relaxation, dynamic behavior problem formulation
Finite element for 1-Dimensional problem, for 2-Dimensional problem (thermal and plane stress)
Training in structural softwareuse: different geometric models of structure analysis, modelling of boundary
conditions, critical analysis and limit of results
Prerequisites
Notion of elasticity and beam theory.
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STUDENT
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Number of hours
Lectures : 20.0
Tutorials : 22.0
Laboratory works : 16.0
ECTS : 5.0
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Tests
final exam and Project report
Additional Information
Course list
Curriculum->Engineer ME->Semester 3
Curriculum->Engineer IEN->Semester 3
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Review
- Evaluation Date:
- November 3, 2017
- Evaluated:
- John Wagner