Nonlinear FEA: Pros, Cons and how to convince someone that it really works!

[@catcat8140]

podcast for engineering judgement is the best idea I've ever heard mate

[@Enterfea]

Thanks! I'm a bit drown in work recently, but as soon as I dig myself out of that I will get back to the podcast idea for sure :)

[@wojteks1569]

Podcasts would be incredibly convenient because one can listen to it on the road

[@Enterfea]

Awesome - thank you for letting me know that you are interested :)

[@gojkins2813]

Yes please create a podcast 🙏

[@Enterfea]

Thanks Mate! I'm really glad that you are interested :)

[@jeophilip4353]

upload to Google podcasts aa well lukas

[@Enterfea]

@@jeophilip4353 Thank you for the tip - I will look into this :)

[@ManuelRamsaier]

Great Talk, guys :) It makes me want to explore the non linear FEA even more. Thanks for sharing.

[@Enterfea]

Thank you Mate! I'm really glad that you liked it!

[@derekbeimgraben4269]

I would really enjoy a podcast. Thanks for the great content!

[@Enterfea]

Thank you for letting me know Derek - I'm so glad that you are interested :)

[@nicolasramirez3944]

Yes! Spotify podcast would be awesome

[@nicolasramirez3944]

I laughed my ass off when I saw your camera quality lmao

[@Enterfea]

Well, I'm not sure how to put a podcast on Spotify (yet!) but I will note this one down :) There is a LOT I would have to learn about podcasting... but we all start from zero at everything :)

[@Enterfea]

@@nicolasramirez3944 Yea... this is pretty bad. Funny thing is I have an awesome camera, but I've messed up some stuff... and we are where we are :p At least now I know how to set it up better... or what to pay attention to :) Plus... that you should always record a B-Roll :p

[@nicolasramirez3944]

@@Enterfea Yep, I've been listening to the Structural Engineering Podcast by Max Loeb and Zach Bowden. They might be a good and natural resource !

[@Enterfea]

@@nicolasramirez3944 thank you so mcuh for the reference! I will totally check them out! :)

[@naldofrasco1467]

It would be super interesting to know which software Mike uses and considers not to be too costly.

[@Enterfea]

Mike is using Strand7 :)

[@wojteks1569]

Łukasz, do you know good literature in polish or english that approaches nonlinear fea without complicated math? ;)

[@Enterfea]

Well.... yes and no... it depends whether you would qualify a text in an online course as "literature" :p If you would check out my nonlinear FEA Masterclass: enterfea.com/nonlinear-masterclass/ But if a text in an online course is not a "literature"... then sadly I don't know anything that would teach practical nonlinear FEA at all... All the best! Ł