Advancements in Finite Element Analyses for the Nuclear Industry
Finite element analyses have been used more and more extensively to evaluate and qualify structures and components for ASME Code compliance in the nuclear industry. Improvements in FEA capabilities and computational speed make sophisticated FEA more practical. The webinar showcases analyses performed by SI that utilize advanced FEA techniques to solve industry problems. The techniques include 3D modeling, elastic-plastic material behavior, large strain and plastic deformation, weld residual stress prediction, and FEA based fracture mechanics.
Presented on: March 24, 2010
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About the Instructor
Francis Ku holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from University of California - Berkeley and an MS in Mechanical Engineering from San Jose State University. He is a senior finite element analyst with expertise in finite element weld residual stress simulations and a recent focus on automation in finite element analyses.
