Sentence examples for element based methods from inspiring English sources
Recently, the Wave Based Method (WBM) was proposed as an efficient alternative to the element based methods.
Blade element based methods are shown to inadequately account for spanwise flow effects and thus are overly-conservative.
The former is an indirect Trefftz approach, which has a faster convergence rate and lower computational load compared to element based methods when applied on geometries of moderate complexity.
Comparisons will be made with some other existing boundary element based methods, e.g. Quadratic Boundary Element Method (QBEM) and the Fast Multipole Accelerated QBEM (FMA-QBEM) and a fourth order Finite Difference Method (FDM).
The proposed method bypasses the integrations common in finite element based methods and difficulties associated with finite rotations interpolation and while exhibiting a very good accuracy compared to the finite element results, it is computationally more efficient and simpler to implement in a computer programming code.
A finite element based method is developed to evaluate elastic wave propagation characteristics in orthogonally stiffened cylindrical shells.
A 2D fracture-matrix medium was simulated and effective permeability computed using a finite element based method.
The present paper propose a finite – element based method for deformation and damage modeling of CMCs under multiaxial stresses, including shear.
This article presents a new adaptive finite element based method for the solution of the spatial dimensions of the Boltzmann transport equation.
Predictions are generated using a numerical mode matching approach for axially uniform defects, and a hybrid finite element based method for non-uniform defects.
A combined finite element based method (FEM) and a modified method of characteristics (MMC) is developed for the analysis and computation of the current density profiles, corona current and hence corona power loss associated with WDEP under particle loading conditions.
