A Comparative Study of Stress Recovery Method and Error Estimation of Plate Bending Problem Using DKMQ Element

Abstract

Recovery by Equilibrium in Patches (REP) is a recovery method introduced by B. Boroomand. This method is using patch as recovery media as is used by Superconvergent Patch Recovery (SPR) which is well known as a good recovery method. In this research, a numerical study of REP implementation is held to estimate error in finite element analysis using DKMQ element. The numerical study is performed with both uniform and adaptive h-type mesh refinement. The result is compared with three other recovery method, i.e. SPR method, averaging method, and projection method.

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I. Katili, A. Hamdouni, O. Millet, J. Rastandi and I. Maknun, "A Comparative Study of Stress Recovery Method and Error Estimation of Plate Bending Problem Using DKMQ Element," Modern Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 2 No. 2, 2012, pp. 47-55. doi: 10.4236/mme.2012.22007.

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