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    Online Test 3

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    The document contains multiple choice questions and answers about finite element analysis concepts and ANSYS software. Specifically, it asks about element types, material properties, matrices used in analysis, types of strains, failure criteria, mesh refinement methods, loads, solution methods, and how ANSYS accepts section properties.

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    The document contains multiple choice questions and answers about finite element analysis concepts and ANSYS software. Specifically, it asks about element types, material properties, matrices used in analysis, types of strains, failure criteria, mesh refinement methods, loads, solution methods, and how ANSYS accepts section properties.

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    These are the elements having no internal nodes

    A. Lagrange elements
    B. Serendipity elements
    C. Symmetric
    D. Unsymmetrical element
    Answer: B

    These are the elements having internal nodes which can be condensed out at the element level
    before assembling.
    A. Lagrange elements
    B. Serendipity elements
    C. Symmetric
    D. Unsymmetrical element
    Answer: A

    A material with same mechanical properties in three mutually perpendicular directions.


    A. Orthotropic material
    B. Non- linearity material
    C. Smart material
    D. Isotropic material
    Answer: D

    The matrix, which relates force to displacement in stress problems and applied heat to temperature
    problems.
    A. Stiffness Matrix
    B. Material property matrix
    C. Strain energy matrix
    D. Inverting a matrix
    Answer: A

    The strain produced in an element due to a change in temperature.


    A. Lateral strain
    B. Shear strain
    C. Heat flux
    D. Thermal strain
    Answer: D

    A method of predicting when a material can be considered to have failed.


    A. FMEA method
    B. DFMA method
    C. Von-Mises failure criterion
    D. Hybrid method
    Answer: C

    As a default option, mesh is refined in ANSYS using


    A. g-method
    B. h-method
    C. p-method
    D. r-method
    Answer: B
    Loads command in ANSYS includes
    A. Loads only
    B. Loads & stresses
    C. Loads or displacements
    D. Loads & displacements
    Answer: D

    Most FEM software use


    A. Displacement method
    B. Force method
    C. Stress method
    D. Hybrid method
    Answer: A

    ANSYS accepts section properties set based on______.


    A. Element size
    B. Element type
    C. Type of load
    D. Type of material
    Answer: B

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