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 Hey guys,

I want to clarify, why this blog and who can make use of this effectively. Every mechanical engineer knows about the FEA or in the period of engineering he/she heard the name of analysis. And some of the students working and solving the problems in various software. We know that for FEA there are n no. of Softwares is available in the market and we use them by craking or some use its academic license, whatever that is not an issue...

                So, talking about me I am a mechanical engineer and I love to analyze the things or I can say, I love FEA or CAD, CAM & CAE. Actually, I am not an expert in this but I have some knowledge about this, on the basis of various sites that I have scrolled till now and by hearing and experiencing. I have mostly used Ansys software. Actually, at an early time when I am new to this field, I want the course of Ansys to make my simulation to be done and to learn new things in the software. But as I move forward I understand that there are lots of people that are familiar with the software but they don't know how to describe the things about the FEA or you can say the theory of the FEA. 

                So, then when I get it I search on google about the FEA theory and I wondered various books about the FEA are came up and I downloaded the books and started reading. As you know at the first   5-6 pages there are theories, and I am so happy about that, But after some time when I go forward there are such things, that I actually never good at. Yes, you think right, it was the matrix, Integration and all the mathematical forms that I have never done before. Ohh, Actually it really sucks...

                I want a thing that can teach me the practical approach towards the CAE domain which can be used in the industry. My opinion is that behind the software means the mathematical forms are not that much matters when you are doing the analysis. Instead of that, you need to know about the various types, when to use what, how can I apply this in my problem, or how I can make things better and etc.

                So I started searching the various things and I had known very things that even I don't know about the things that necessary to know about the starting of the FEA so.

                The question remains, why blog... Actually, I want to share, what mistakes I have done while operating FEA and how can we avoid it. So here I am sharing the little bit of my knowledge into my blog and I want that, you read this. So that whenever I go wrong you can tell me and we can grow our FEA skills with each other.

                Also, the suggestions and topic post that you want  are most welcome just tell me what type of posts you want and I try my best to answer that and I like to answer that as well

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