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Comparison of different plane models in finite element software in structural mechanics
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In solution of plane problems of mechanics there are several elements used in finite element software. In $\mathrm{ANSYS}$, one of the best finite element software, there are about six type of elements. We consider different Plane Models in simple bending problem and compare the various results to distinguish the type of elements, which are suitable for solving the problem under consideration. Comparing results with analytical solutions shows that the Plane $42$ and $82$ models are the most suitable ones among the others. Also results in Plane $42$ with usual mesh is closer to the same problem solution with fine mesh than Plane $82$ in the same case.
Keywords: beam, bending, frequency, finite element. 
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B. Yazdizadeh. Comparison of different plane models in finite element software in structural mechanics. Proceedings of the Yerevan State University. Physical and mathematical sciences, no. 3 (2010), pp. 44-50. http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/UZERU_2010_3_a5/

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