What does ELECD stand for?

Element Code

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RESULTS AND DISCUSSION The dynamic finite element method outlined in the previous section was implemented in the general purpose finite element code ThermoForm (8).

Engineering investigations on the potentiality of the ...

Maintenance, repair, and inspection of ISO containers is a program element code (PEC) 28030 expense (PEC 55396F for Air Force Reserve Command).

Air Force munitions ISO management: logistics enterprise for ...

A commercially available finite element code (Swanson 1995) was chosen to model the flow through the short-tube.

A numerical estimate of flexible short-tube flow and deformation with ...

It also integrates finite element theory, finite element code development and the application of commercial software package.

A first course in finite elements. (CD-ROM included)

In particular, we employ response sensitivities that are computed within the finite element code by direct differentiation.

Reliability-based optimal design software for earthquake engineering ...

; "A 3D tire/road interaction simulation by a developed finite element code (Abaqus code)," M.

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Pechon, 1992: TELEMAC 3D : A finite element code to solve 3D free surface flow problems.

Initial conditions on numerical simulations of tsunami propagation

The finite element code then uses these models to predict the vehicle kinematics associated with a run-off-road crash, which, in turn, is used to assess the risk of injury to which an occupant of the vehicle would be exposed.

Improving Roadside Safety by Computer Simulation