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INERTIA RELIEF ANALYSIS

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 Hey Guys,  Today we are talking about the Inertia of relief analysis. what is Inertia relief analysis? The inertia relief analysis is such a type of analysis in which the analysis of unconstrained bodies is done. So what is mean of unconstrained bodies, the bodies which have not any degrees of freedom fix or all dof's are free is known as unconstrained bodies. In real practises there are various unconstrained bodies are there. For doing such types of analysis we apply the fixed support or the remote displacement but in real conditions, they are not subjected to any of the constrained motion. So for evaluating these results we have to use the Inertia relief analysis           The procedure of Inertia Relief analysis is to balance externally applied forces so that bodies with no or partial boundary conditions remain in the equilibrium position.    Let us assume the case of an Aeroplane in cruise- When the aeroplane is on the ground we hav...

BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STATIC, TRANSIANT & DYNAMIC ANALYSIS

 Hey Guys We have seen the introduction to FEA. Actually, that is not enough for the FEA I know, but basically, the people know the types of analysis for more information I am writing on this topic. We will be going to cover more details of FEA as I mentioned like the past, present, and future of FEA. and also types of analysis. Today for this I am posting a basic difference but important difference in types of analysis. So let's start...  Actually, when I am doing the analysis the first time I know the static analysis and the dynamic analysis priorly. And at the beginning, I am taking the tutorial from youtube and solving it by just clicking on the solve button but actually, I don't know about them. Then actually I am decided to do the different types of analysis and I know about the transient type of analysis and when I found that I searched it on google so I found that the definition like  " A  transient analysis , by definition, involves loads that are dependent ...