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This document discusses locking in finite element analysis. Locking occurs when the finite element solution converges at a slower rate or produces inaccurate results depending on a parameter like slenderness. There are different types of locking such as shear, volumetric, and membrane locking. Shear locking occurs in fully integrated bending problems and causes overestimation of stresses. Volumetric locking happens in nearly incompressible materials. Membrane locking affects shell and curved beam elements m
- Author
- Prangyadeepta Choudhury
- Language
- EN