Analytical and finite element modelling of long plate mode jumping behaviour

Analytical and finite element modelling of long plate mode jumping behaviour

Trapezoidal sheeting of thin-walled steel is applied frequently for roofing and cladding. As such, it is loaded by a concentrated load (at the support) and a bending moment. A recently developed model to predict the sheeting's failure behaviour leaves the question open whether mode jumping (the phenomenon where a plate dynamically changes its buckling mode during an increasing load) should be t...

Finite Element Thin Plate

Thin plate splines have been used successfully to model curves and surfaces. A new application is in data mining where they are used to model interaction terms. These interaction splines break the \curse of di-mensionality" by reducing the high-dimensional nonparametric regression problem to the determination of a set of interdependent surfaces. However , the determination of the corresponding ...

Finite Element Thin Plate Splines

Finite-Element Modelling of Biotransistors

Current research efforts in biosensor design attempt to integrate biochemical assays with semiconductor substrates and microfluidic assemblies to realize fully integrated lab-on-chip devices. The DNA biotransistor (BioFET) is an example of such a device. The process of chemical modification of the FET and attachment of linker and probe molecules is a statistical process that can result in varia...

Simulation of Lamb wave reflections at plate edges using the semi-analytical finite element method.

In typical Lamb wave simulation practices, effects of plate edge reflections are often not considered in order to simplify the wave signal interpretations. Methods that are based on infinite plates such as the semi-analytical finite element method is effective in simulating Lamb waves as it excludes the effect of plate edges. However, the inclusion of plate edges in a finite plate could render ...