Finite elements based on consistently assumed stresses and displacements
assumed stresses are initially unconstrainedaxisymmetric solidscomplete polynomialscorresponding strains are complete in the same order as the stressesequilibrium constraintextended Hellinger-Reissner principleFinite element stiffness matricesinternal displacementsLagrange multipliersoptimal stress termsplane elementsplate bending elementsthree-dimensional solidstotal displacements
Finite element stiffness matrices are derived using an extended Hellinger-Reissner principle in which internal displacements are added to serve as Lagrange multipliers to introduce the equilibrium constraint in each element. In a consistent formulation the assumed stresses are initially unconstrained and complete polynomials and the total displacements are also complete such that the corresponding strains are complete in the same order as the stresses. Several examples indicate that resulting properties for elements constructed by this consistent formulation are ideal and are less sensitive to distortions of element geometries. The method has been used to find the optimal stress terms for plane elements, three-dimensional solids, axisymmetric solids, and plate bending elements.
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