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Module 1 Lecture 1 Finite Element Method

Lecture Series on Finite Element Method by Prof. C.S.Uppadhay Department of Aero Space IIT Kanpur. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in

Duration : 0:49:41


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25 Responses to “Module 1 Lecture 1 Finite Element Method”

  1. BeeyondNeptoon on April 14th, 2010 at 4:38 pm

    our company’s FEA …
    our company’s FEA guy doesn’t know anything about FEA. He just knows how to around with the FEA software. He shows us the red areas and tells us to reinforce the piece. We then randomly, blindly, add some ribs and gussets and give him the model and the red areas turn yellow or green and we build.
    The machine still cracks and breaks if we test the out of it and the failures have nothing whatsoever to do with the software.

  2. very nice …
    very nice information..thnx.

  3. bullshit
    bullshit

  4. what is EA ?
    what is EA ?

  5. By the way the …
    By the way the playlist is called “Mechanical – Finite Element Method” whereas the videos are called “Finite Element Method”.

  6. This is definitely …
    This is definitely a great step ahead. Many engg students can refer to such online help and do away with their stupid teachers who don’t know anything….

  7. Great introduction, …
    Great introduction, thanks for the uploader and the lectureres.

    India is a great country, I like their books and other materials.

    Good day =)

  8. almost all lectures …
    almost all lectures are like that :)

  9. the best use of …
    the best use of youtube. it’s easier to watch videos than to read books. i only hope there’s a summary or outline in the description.

  10. While the …
    While the information is good, it’s a little dry, I’m falling asleep. This is just my honest opinion.

  11. I m manoj kumar …
    I m manoj kumar singh (b.tech mechanical)design engineer
    Thank you very much for posting these lectures. It is a most valuable resource for practicing engineers

  12. thank you so much …
    thank you so much man, you are the best

  13. thanks a lot…
    thanks a lot…

  14. EXCELLENT …
    EXCELLENT CONTRIBUTION from great indian scientific society!!!

  15. THANK YOU VERY MUCH …
    THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

  16. thakursubhash on April 14th, 2010 at 4:38 pm

    all the lectures …
    all the lectures are unquestionable and crystal clear…..thanks for uploading nptelhrd!!!

  17. Remarkable effort. …
    Remarkable effort. Keep it up! We should concentrate on knowledge rather to put some awaful videos against any nation in the world.

  18. please if you have …
    please if you have any lectures talking a bout Composite of steel and concrete structure.

  19. please if you have …
    please if you have any lectures talking a bout Composite of steel and concrete structure.

  20. thankyou so much …
    thankyou so much for these clips

  21. i am from Saudi …
    i am from Saudi arabia,,, lectures have been very helpfull for me

    thank you prof. and thnaks for all indians

  22. ashwanthnarain on April 14th, 2010 at 4:38 pm

    great effort!!!
    …
    great effort!!!
    thanks a lot

    ashwanth
    student-Ms in mechanical engg

  23. nice intiative …
    nice intiative taken by iits and govt of india..thanks for you guys for giving nice lectures that i even never dreamt of hearing these iit profs lects.make more and more…

  24. Thank you very much …
    Thank you very much for posting these lectures. It is a most valuable resource for practicing engineers and academics alike.

    Mark McDonald
    Assistant Professor, CEE Vanderbilt University

  25. its a shame that …
    its a shame that some stupid mobs tease indians for their accent

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