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This section includes 8 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Finite Element Method knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
In the Finite Element Method, which element is known for the slowest convergence? |
A. | Linear triangular element |
B. | Quadratic triangular element |
C. | Linear rectangular elements |
D. | Quadratic rectangular elements |
Answer» B. Quadratic triangular element | |
2. |
In Finite Element Analysis, which option is correct for computation of load due to specified boundary stress? |
A. | Can be computed using a local coordinate system and one-dimensional interpolation functions |
B. | Can be computed using a local coordinate system but not one-dimensional interpolation functions |
C. | Cannot be computed using a local coordinate system but one-dimensional interpolation functions can be used |
D. | Neither a local coordinate system nor one-dimensional interpolation functions can be used |
Answer» B. Can be computed using a local coordinate system but not one-dimensional interpolation functions | |
3. |
In vibration and transient analysis of beams, if the linear acceleration scheme predicts the solution,then it is unstable for the first several time steps, but it eventually becomes stable. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» C. | |
4. |
Which option is not correct concerning the internal load vector in the finite element model of plane elasticity problems? |
A. | It is computed at all the nodes interior of the element |
B. | It is computed only when the element falls on the boundary of the domain on which tractions are known |
C. | Its computation doesn t involve evaluation of line integrals for any type of element |
D. | It is evaluated in global coordinates but not in element coordinates |
Answer» C. Its computation doesn t involve evaluation of line integrals for any type of element | |
5. |
In the Finite Element Method, the vector of internal forces is computed only when the element falls on the boundary of the domain on which tractions are absent. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» C. | |
6. |
In Finite Element Analysis, what is the correct load vector for the linear quadrilateral element with area Ae, thickness he and uniform body force vector f? |
A. | ( frac{A_e h_e}{4} )f |
B. | ( frac{A_e h_e}{3} )f |
C. | ( frac{h_e}{3A_e} )f |
D. | ( frac{h_e}{4A_e} )f |
Answer» B. ( frac{A_e h_e}{3} )f | |
7. |
In Finite Element Analysis, what is the correct load vector for a linear triangular element with area Ae, thickness he and uniform body force vector f? |
A. | ( frac{A_e h_e}{4} )f |
B. | ( frac{A_e h_e}{3} )f |
C. | ( frac{h_e}{3A_e} )f |
D. | ( frac{h_e}{4A_e} )f |
Answer» C. ( frac{h_e}{3A_e} )f | |
8. |
In the Finite Element Method, which expression is correct for a linear triangular element if S is the shape function, Ae is its area, and K is a constant? |
A. | ( frac{ partial S}{ partial x}= frac{K}{A_e} ) |
B. | ( frac{ partial S}{ partial y}= frac{K}{A_e^2} ) |
C. | ( frac{ partial S}{ partial x} )=KA<sub>e</sub> |
D. | ( frac{ partial S}{ partial y} )=KA<sub>e</sub><sup>2</sup> |
Answer» B. ( frac{ partial S}{ partial y}= frac{K}{A_e^2} ) | |