Mathematics, 07.04.2020 23:27 gizmo50245
Stress concentration factor (K) at a given point is the ratio between the stress measured at that point and the stress applied at the boundary (in our case σ0). Determine the stress concentration factor for σyy at the point A with coordinates (a/2, 0). Study the convergence of the results using 6 different meshes and make a plot of the stress concentration factor as a function of h/s, where h is the size of the smallest element. Comment on how the size of elements on the outer edge affects the results. Discuss your results. [15 Points]
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