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An Assessment of Hybrid-Mixed Four-Node Shell Elements

The most popular shell finite elements are shear flexible C0-continuous displacement models. These elements which are easy to formulate usually give displacements that are too small and in the extreme case (for instance thin plate or thin shell) exhibit severe stiffening, known as locking.

Ekkehard Ramm | U. Andelfinger | E. Ramm | U. Andelfinger

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