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Very nice ‏‪0:35‬‏

But |J| is always linear, never quadratic (easy to see if calculate: |J|=1/8(s*((X_3-X_4)(Y_1-Y_2)-(X_1-X_2)(Y_3-Y_4))+t*((X_4-X_1)(Y_2-Y_3)+(X_2-X_3)(Y_1-Y_4))+((X_1-X_3)(Y_2-Y_4)-(X_2-X_4)(Y_1-Y_3)))). If D is polynomial in terms of s and t then the integral is very easy to calculate exactly (polynomial divided by linear polynomial), and if it is rational it is still possible and not significantly harder.

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one of the best FEA explanation.talking straightforward

Hi, Schuster Engineering, very nice explanation of QFD with a good example. Do you think if it is ok I can show this in the classroom to the student for their lessons of Engineering Design? Many thanks.

Is this still relevant or should I check a more recent video series?

Concise and clear. Much appreciated!

Nice, concise, and to the point. Absolutely a must see video for those seeing MS Project for the first time

this video sucks

where is the first video. I dont see it

Thank you 🙏🏻

I had to pick one FEA playlist to watch. I chose the one with funny elephant

thank you so muchhh

How does it not work for me if I did exactly what you did? Or did you do something else? Maybe dont add in random cuts in the video. You make it very frustrating for people trying to learn the software for the first time.

This was so useful, thank you for saving my mental breakdown!!

An insightful video. Just following the video I was able to design a project planning gnatt chart using MS Project for the first time. A huge thanks to Schuster Engineering.

Thanks a million

This is extremely well made! I wonder how many iterations(or how many hours of work was put in) had been done before this video was uploaded

Does the initial stress also produce the same strain values?

WELL DONE BROTHER KEEP IT UP

Hi, i have a question. Is there a way to Create surface among 4 beams that make a frame? So i want a surface combining the 4 beams.

Excellent class!

Interesting

This is a great video helped me a lot. I have a question. How to change the GANTT CHART' that appears vertical on the left hand side please?

Thanks! I love this! But I can't seem to find your next video on FMEA?

Computing true maximum strains in a nonlinear FE system like this is a constraint solution problem, makes sense now.

A upsilon is not nu!

The hole is in the middle of the plate not on a corner. How can this be accurate?

Why simplify models? Those little details are where the stress risers come from.

How do you know there is error if you don't know the answer? That's why your using fea. There is no correct answer that we can find by other means.

I go through all of your videos. all are excellent sir.. thank you for this valuable informations.

Where do i find MS Project in MS office 365 ?

REALLY GREAT CONTENT , I LEARNED SO MUCH FROM THIS. THANK YOU

thanks

I have searched for the worth explanation finally I got it.thank you after a few years

Hello, nice video. Where can I find this template?

You're great man

Very nice video !!! Thank s for sharing

Thank you

Very helpfull .. Thnak you

Great instruction! Thank you so much

helped a lot! thanks

Perfect explanation, Thanks!

Hello, really high quality lecture, congrats! Is there any way we can download this template?

I have not used MS Project, but my manager has asked me to use it to create a schedule of goals and initiatives to keep track of the team’s progress. He is asking me to then export a report to place into a power point to show the Board a visual of the schedule - not the Gantt chart. Do you have a video that would help me figure that out?

when you say "local coordinate system" as opposed to global ones, are you referring to the natural coordinate system (in isoparametric)?

Honestly this is a great video. Thank you so much. I've had a tough time with Microsoft Project in the past but your explanation really cleared up some things for me. Thank you!

Thank you very much for the video! do you have a reference (an article or a book) that shows the Total potential energy equation that is presented between 4:27 to 8:55? it would be very helpful!

Good introduction bro 😎

Thank you. This must be the best video I have seen concerning NLFEA wrt. the information/time - ratio. Much appriciated!