This is my bachelor's degree subject and this video helped me so much , things are so clear now in my mind , thank you so much !I can hardly wait for other videos if it's possible in the medical field (would be very helpfull). Very good job!
A bunch of thanks for this video, it actually created an impression on my mind that I can learn, understand and use FEA. I'll be more than happy to learn under your guidance and mentorship.
FEM video 01 - Introduction and bar element ua-cam.com/video/UHRoz2nioSU/v-deo.html FEM video 02 - Bar element example ua-cam.com/video/6tKHH8zptBY/v-deo.html FEM video 03 - beam element ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html FEM video 04 - beam element example 01 ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html FEM video 05 - beam element example 02 with UDL ua-cam.com/video/ZSSSXRd0FcQ/v-deo.html
FEM video 01 - Introduction and bar element ua-cam.com/video/UHRoz2nioSU/v-deo.html FEM video 02 - Bar element example ua-cam.com/video/6tKHH8zptBY/v-deo.html FEM video 03 - beam element ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html FEM video 04 - beam element example 01 ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html FEM video 05 - beam element example 02 with UDL ua-cam.com/video/ZSSSXRd0FcQ/v-deo.html
FEM video 01 - Introduction and bar element ua-cam.com/video/UHRoz2nioSU/v-deo.html FEM video 02 - Bar element example ua-cam.com/video/6tKHH8zptBY/v-deo.html FEM video 03 - beam element ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html FEM video 04 - beam element example 01 ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html FEM video 05 - beam element example 02 with UDL ua-cam.com/video/ZSSSXRd0FcQ/v-deo.html
Let me know if you need any help! Feel free to join the forum as well and ask any questions there. That is can be easier than answering through youtube!
Thanks for the video! I am studying biomedical engineering and would be really interested to know more about how you use FEA in the medical area. Was it a particular project that had a medical focus or is it the main topic?
Loved it man. I'm gonna write a thesis on structural analysis using either ansys or abaqus. I have decent computer smarts but I'm a beginner in FEM, which one would you recommend? I just need to get the work done easy.
Awesome! Well, both are pretty similar and would be more than likely be fine for whatever project you are looking at doing. It would more come down to what your advisor has/wants to pay for an academic license tbh. Sorry, I know that might not be much help, but both really are great choices. I work mostly with LSDYNA so be sure to lookup some tutorials for whichever you choose to help you along the way!
I'm looking forward to it! I apologize but I've been slow on my uploads. I hope to speed up so we can get to the really fun stuff like vehicle simulations!
Hey there, want to echo the sentiments of others here. A nice intro that didn't get into the weeds. I'm a hobbyist and learning for fun. Have a question, can one use FE for something like a star of planet where there is mass transport within the object (convection of material) or is it only for deformable but rigid bodies?
I am looking into getting into FEA at my job this summer, and taking the course in college in the fall. I'll have to keep your channel in mind. Any advice for a person who does CAD professionally and want to switch to being an FEA focused Mech Engineer?
FEA compared to CAD is like video editing to photography. FEA allows you to "make" something and then see it work, if that makes sense. It's a lot more in-depth. I like it more than just CAD because projects are more interesting and you can correlate results to something that happens in the real-world.
This is good bro... Can you share some more content for beginner to how to approach FEM... OR the video which can help me to learn that.. It would be huge help for me
How difficult to learn would this be transferring from a quality control role and working there for 4 years? I went to school for mechanical engineering but it’s been a few years and I’ve been offered a position doing FEA for a company
Really Nice explanation!! Actually im in my 3rd year and exactly today was my first class of FEA...And Im really curious to learn about this more...As yourself I'm also a hands-on person..Can you let me know how I can also start diving into the world of FEA ?? thanks 😊
Thanks! Well it all depends on what you are interested in because there are many different programs for FEA which are all different from each other. Examples: Dynamic crash scenarios (LS-Dyna), large scale loading scenarios like bridges (Ansys and Abaqus), fluid dynamics like aerodynamics of an airplane (any of the mentioned) ect. I mainly specialize in LS-Dyna but I should be able to help with any general questions. I've created a forum which I hope to eventually cover all of the main FEA solvers but you can always any general questions there as well feassistant.com/
Hello sir, I have a question. If I pursue my career in FEA then will it require me to do programming? I like using the Auto-CAD Software but I don't like programming. :( I'm a mech undergrad so I'm just trying to explore different fields.
Amazing video and simply explained. Hi Unpopular Mechanics, I would like to know how did you manage to get a job related to FEA? I currently pursuing a job like that (my dream job actually), and I am starting taking courses and programs about it, I just recently graduated from mechanical engineering and I would love to get a thermal or structural analysis engineer job. Thanks.
I ended up getting a summer internship with a graduate program after my Junior year in undergrad which really introduced me to the field. Then I ended up enrolling into that graduate program. I would say that if you are willing to learn FEA then to definitely pursue jobs related to it and see how it goes.
You may be interested if there is a class that goes over the theory and math behind the software. Pretty much any intro to Finite Element Analysis or the Finite Element Method should provide this.
Glad to hear it. I've made some videos on explicit, but never implicit. I don't work with implicit nearly as much as explicit but I'll see if I can make something happen.
I'm really trying to find a video on matrix form F=Ku and I can't find one. I really need to get a good understanding from scratch and have a few examples. Anything out there?
Quick question, are Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Finite Element Method (FEM) the same thing? Some people on the internet say it is and some say it is not, so can you please explain Thanks in advance
Great question, finite element method is the math behind all of the different software that perform the “analysis”. You can actually hand calculate using the finite element method. So, finite element analysis uses the finite element method.
Well I'm currently a PhD student about to defend. Then I will head into the automotive industry to work on occupant safety. On a specific day I can do anything from project planning, to virtually building and testing a model of human anatomy through FEA. This will vary based on what field of FEA you go into. A civil engineer will have a drastically different experience than me.
Consider joining our FEA-focused community forum if you are interested in learning more!
feassistant.com
thank you for this, this is super helpful
This is how teaching should be. And he said "If I confused you..." no, the way you taught this was outstanding! Great job with this lesson.
You sir are a gentleman and a scholar
@@UnpopularMechanics And you, Sir, are a humble person.
You're a legend for creating this. You have a gift for demystifying science. I loved this video.
Thanks! “Demystifying science” that’s a great way to put it 😂
You explained simply which google couldn't. Thank you
This is my bachelor's degree subject and this video helped me so much , things are so clear now in my mind , thank you so much !I can hardly wait for other videos if it's possible in the medical field (would be very helpfull). Very good job!
Really glad to hear that it was helpful for you!
A bunch of thanks for this video, it actually created an impression on my mind that I can learn, understand and use FEA. I'll be more than happy to learn under your guidance and mentorship.
This is the perfect overview of what the field is without confusing the viewer with too much technical information.
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it.
I am a complete beginner and this video was much helpful. Thanks a lot for this video.
i upvote every comment on how you explained this. brilliant!
Thank you so much sir!!!
Really there is no material like this for the beginners to understand FEM
*very greatly explained*
Glad that you enjoyed it!
Thanks, im not even a beginner, first time watching anything like this and i got it! Awesome.
Well that's great to hear! If you are an engineer it's a great field to get into and a nice skill to have.
He explain it way better than my UNF professor.
I like this one already. Thank you
Excellent video! You made it so simple to understand.
Thanks!
Good to hear
Thank you, I'm a Computer Science student working on Mandibular Surgery and this helped a lot
Thank you! Very easy to understand..
Great job man. Clear explanation!
Thanks for the clear explanation.
Thanks man. Really helpful!
cheerio, this is real good and easy to grasp!
Thanks for this video. It is great to watch a simplification of the issue and how attractive it is.
FEM video 01 - Introduction and bar element
ua-cam.com/video/UHRoz2nioSU/v-deo.html
FEM video 02 - Bar element example
ua-cam.com/video/6tKHH8zptBY/v-deo.html
FEM video 03 - beam element
ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html
FEM video 04 - beam element example 01
ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html
FEM video 05 - beam element example 02 with UDL
ua-cam.com/video/ZSSSXRd0FcQ/v-deo.html
You explained briefly and clearly, thank you!
FEM video 01 - Introduction and bar element
ua-cam.com/video/UHRoz2nioSU/v-deo.html
FEM video 02 - Bar element example
ua-cam.com/video/6tKHH8zptBY/v-deo.html
FEM video 03 - beam element
ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html
FEM video 04 - beam element example 01
ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html
FEM video 05 - beam element example 02 with UDL
ua-cam.com/video/ZSSSXRd0FcQ/v-deo.html
will wait for any update. Thanks for sharing.
No one can resist subscribing after watching this ...
If they hadn't I'd be rich
Thanks, great explanation
Like how you did it!
Valuable for contributing in the expample and his numerial inetgartion for planty diverse researchs!
Great Job, Your method of explanation was very easy to understand.
nice introduction for FEA .. expecting more to come !!
FEM video 01 - Introduction and bar element
ua-cam.com/video/UHRoz2nioSU/v-deo.html
FEM video 02 - Bar element example
ua-cam.com/video/6tKHH8zptBY/v-deo.html
FEM video 03 - beam element
ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html
FEM video 04 - beam element example 01
ua-cam.com/video/zioGBMtq2PA/v-deo.html
FEM video 05 - beam element example 02 with UDL
ua-cam.com/video/ZSSSXRd0FcQ/v-deo.html
Thank You so much you made the topic Understandable now...Thank You again much love
Really too much helpful keep making video ❤❤ Thank you brother
Awesome video man. Thank you!
You said your weren't an expert, well blue I bet you are. Thanks for the video.
Expert at FEA? No way. Expert at dumbing down topics? Perhaps
Thankyou for the explaination!
What a decent intro! Really awesome.
Thanks, I strive for decent in my life
Very nice explanation sir
Short and clear. Thx for making this video.
You're welcome!
THIS VIDEO CLEAR MY CONCEPT NOT ABLE TO CLEAR SINCE MONTHS
This buzz term of FEA was in an advertisement... I had no idea, this helped immensely though.
Thanks.
excellent video
Best intro keep going 👌👌👏👏
Great video! I’m an orthopedics student and had no clue of what was FEA. Would be great in you post a video focused to their uses in orthopedic.
That’s a great idea actually. I’ll look into it. Anything in particular? Foot/ankle? Lower leg? Upper leg?
you the man!
Love your videos!!! Keep postín!
you are brilliant sir
this guy gets me. I love it !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video! Thank you for sharing :^D
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
you really made basics of FEA clear. i wish you could make a video on how to use this in dentistry.
Thanks, I appreciate it! Someone else mention doing something with tooth fracture.
Thank you. This is a good start for me.
Let me know if you need any help! Feel free to join the forum as well and ask any questions there. That is can be easier than answering through youtube!
Thanks for the video! I am studying biomedical engineering and would be really interested to know more about how you use FEA in the medical area. Was it a particular project that had a medical focus or is it the main topic?
great video, thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
Thank You for Posting this. Can you give us a better insight on the tools/software and the end to end problem solving description?
Informative video and channel
Why thank you Dr. Sanei
Very good intro.
Thanks man. Finally I understand
No problem, glad to help!
heyy! can you help me using LISA software to find doubler repairs analysis 🥺
This is awesome!
Glad that you enjoyed it!
nice job.
thank you alot!!
hi. Love introduction. My particular research is on human body modelling. In particular, the abdominal. can you please tell me how to start and do?
Simply superB 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
This is ideal - thank you :)
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sir
Loved it man. I'm gonna write a thesis on structural analysis using either ansys or abaqus. I have decent computer smarts but I'm a beginner in FEM, which one would you recommend? I just need to get the work done easy.
Awesome! Well, both are pretty similar and would be more than likely be fine for whatever project you are looking at doing. It would more come down to what your advisor has/wants to pay for an academic license tbh. Sorry, I know that might not be much help, but both really are great choices. I work mostly with LSDYNA so be sure to lookup some tutorials for whichever you choose to help you along the way!
Accessible, thank you!
Accessible for all us smooth brains
Thanks a lot for the video and keep it up:)
Thanks, will do!
Great piece of work! please keep going I am going to use your videos to start learning FEA.
Thanks!
Thank you very much for this video. It would be nice one tutorial about software for FEA.
As in differences between the different software?
Keep doing man
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Thanks for the video...I also suggest you to post a video on simulation of a vehicle.
I'm looking forward to it! I apologize but I've been slow on my uploads. I hope to speed up so we can get to the really fun stuff like vehicle simulations!
Hey there, want to echo the sentiments of others here. A nice intro that didn't get into the weeds. I'm a hobbyist and learning for fun. Have a question, can one use FE for something like a star of planet where there is mass transport within the object (convection of material) or is it only for deformable but rigid bodies?
That was really helpful! Thankyou! :)
it's great! thanks!
You are great
thanks , that's really help me
Glad I can help
Sir how to mesh a ball separately inside a cube
Keep doing the good work boss.
Thanks, will do!
This stuff is worth GOLD! 👍
I wish!
Where was this pic at the top right corner taken from? SimScale?
Hypermesh
I am looking into getting into FEA at my job this summer, and taking the course in college in the fall. I'll have to keep your channel in mind. Any advice for a person who does CAD professionally and want to switch to being an FEA focused Mech Engineer?
FEA compared to CAD is like video editing to photography. FEA allows you to "make" something and then see it work, if that makes sense. It's a lot more in-depth. I like it more than just CAD because projects are more interesting and you can correlate results to something that happens in the real-world.
Great explanation brother
Thanks, I appreciate it!
This is good bro... Can you share some more content for beginner to how to approach FEM... OR the video which can help me to learn that.. It would be huge help for me
How difficult to learn would this be transferring from a quality control role and working there for 4 years? I went to school for mechanical engineering but it’s been a few years and I’ve been offered a position doing FEA for a company
If you will make playlist for FEA and ansys together because it is not possible to go through ansys without knowing FEA
Really Nice explanation!! Actually im in my 3rd year and exactly today was my first class of FEA...And Im really curious to learn about this more...As yourself I'm also a hands-on person..Can you let me know how I can also start diving into the world of FEA ?? thanks 😊
Thanks! Well it all depends on what you are interested in because there are many different programs for FEA which are all different from each other. Examples: Dynamic crash scenarios (LS-Dyna), large scale loading scenarios like bridges (Ansys and Abaqus), fluid dynamics like aerodynamics of an airplane (any of the mentioned) ect. I mainly specialize in LS-Dyna but I should be able to help with any general questions. I've created a forum which I hope to eventually cover all of the main FEA solvers but you can always any general questions there as well
feassistant.com/
Thanks
Very helpful, thanks mate. Mechanical eng undergrad
No problem 👍
Hello sir, I have a question.
If I pursue my career in FEA then will it require me to do programming?
I like using the Auto-CAD Software but I don't like programming.
:(
I'm a mech undergrad so I'm just trying to explore different fields.
Nice
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Amazing video and simply explained.
Hi Unpopular Mechanics, I would like to know how did you manage to get a job related to FEA? I currently pursuing a job like that (my dream job actually), and I am starting taking courses and programs about it, I just recently graduated from mechanical engineering and I would love to get a thermal or structural analysis engineer job.
Thanks.
I ended up getting a summer internship with a graduate program after my Junior year in undergrad which really introduced me to the field. Then I ended up enrolling into that graduate program.
I would say that if you are willing to learn FEA then to definitely pursue jobs related to it and see how it goes.
Would you recommend this for someone who is more interested in pure mathematics, like in functional analysis, abstract algebra, etc
You may be interested if there is a class that goes over the theory and math behind the software. Pretty much any intro to Finite Element Analysis or the Finite Element Method should provide this.
you left me no choice i subscribe!
I appreciate your sacrifice
Great video and very informative. Request you to make videos on implicit and explicit dynamic analysis
Glad to hear it. I've made some videos on explicit, but never implicit. I don't work with implicit nearly as much as explicit but I'll see if I can make something happen.
@@UnpopularMechanics could you please share the link of the video
Thank u boss
I'm really trying to find a video on matrix form F=Ku and I can't find one. I really need to get a good understanding from scratch and have a few examples. Anything out there?
Luke Theiss hey check out IIT Kharagpur on UA-cam. He’s got lots of videos on matrices and such clear examples. You’ll like it
Quick question, are Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Finite Element Method (FEM) the same thing? Some people on the internet say it is and some say it is not, so can you please explain
Thanks in advance
Great question, finite element method is the math behind all of the different software that perform the “analysis”. You can actually hand calculate using the finite element method.
So, finite element analysis uses the finite element method.
Hello
What is the different between ANSYS and Zebluon program
Thank you
I'm sorry, I am not familiar with Zebluon
That was a good video. What is your daily work like, like what you actually do at work?
Well I'm currently a PhD student about to defend. Then I will head into the automotive industry to work on occupant safety. On a specific day I can do anything from project planning, to virtually building and testing a model of human anatomy through FEA. This will vary based on what field of FEA you go into. A civil engineer will have a drastically different experience than me.
I am very intersted in the CAE or Finite element analysis, I am mechanical engineering student and want to work on CAE, can you please guide me.