books recommendation
please recommend any good books for finite element methods in engineering
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ISHAN TOPREHello Sandeepan,
The books of finite elements are 'Finite element procedures' Both volumes by Klaus-Jurgen Bathe.
In crazyengineers forum, you will also find finite element video lectures for further studying in mechanical resource section. 😀 #-Link-Snipped-# -
sandeepan_MEcan you suggest some other books too , probably some written by indian writers?
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Ankita KatdareHi saandeepan, I am not a mechanical engineer. But a quick search on Google Books revealed the following [By Indian authors]:
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ISHAN TOPREYeah, you can go through these google list but some of my friends also read a Finite element analysis a book by S. Rajasekaran. I have not read it personally, but my friends read it.
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