Learn *stress analysis
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I would like to ask how everyone learned finite element analysis? I want to learn * a bit while I’m not busy right now. Let’s exchange methods
Let’s start by learning the *basic theoretical concepts, beginning with elasticity mechanics, then elasto-plastic mechanics, plastic mechanics, and material mechanics, among others. I think that once I understand these fundamentals, it will be easier and clearer to learn software or the practical aspects related to mechanics in this field. However, these subjects are quite difficult and tedious to study, so it requires a lot of effort. I also hope that everyone will have the opportunity to exchange ideas, which will help us all broaden our knowledge, hehe
I studied mechanics in college, and after starting work I began working on stress analysis. I had a mentor who guided me through projects, and I also read relevant books – that’s more or less it
I have studied theoretical mechanics, material mechanics, and some things related to machinery; that should also be helpful
It’s secondary that this thing can be used with software; what’s important is the theoretical aspects. It is recommended to study the statics part of theoretical mechanics, as well as mechanics of materials, and also plate and shell theory – these provide a solid theoretical foundation for performing stress analysis on pressure vessels.