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Title: Boundary Element Method


1
Boundary Element Method
OUTLINE
2
Motivation
Laplaces equation with boundary
conditions Essential Dirichlet
type Natural Neumann type
3
Method of Weighted Residuals
Greens Theorem
4
Classification of Approximate Methods
  • Original statement
  • Weak statement
  • Inverse statement

5
Original statement
Basis functions for u and w are different
Basis functions for u and w are the same
Finite differences Method of moments General
weighted residual
Original Galerkin
Weak formulation
Finite element Galerkin techniques
General weak weighted residual formulations
Inverse statement
Trefftz method
Boundary integral
6
BEM formulation
where u is the fundamental solution
Note
7
Dirac delta function
8
Boundary integral equation
Fundamental solution for Laplaces equation
9
Discretization
Nodes
Element
10
Matrix form
Note matrix A is nonsymmetric
11
2D-Interpolation Functions
  • Linear element
  • Bilinear element
  • Quadratic element
  • Cubic element

12
Elastostatics
Bettis theorem
Field equations
Boundary conditions
Lames equation
13
Fundamental solution
Lames equation
2D-Kelvins solution
displacement
traction
stress
14
Somiglians formulation
On boundary
For internal points
displacement
stress
15
Internal cell
16
Numerical Example
17
Discretization
FEM BEM
18
Results
19
Results
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BEM elastoplasticity-initial strain problem
Governing equations
Equation used in iterative procedure
where
Note vectors store elastic solution
matrices are evaluated only once
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Other problems
2D, 3D, axisymmetric
Plate bending
Diffusion
  • Linear
  • Nonlinear

- Time discretization time independent
fundamental solution
time dependent fundamental solution
Heat transfer
Coupled heat and vapor transfer
Consolidation
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