Mesh Partition Based Explicit Integration Method for Dynamic Structure FEA

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A mesh partition based explicit integration method for dynamic structure FEA is proposed in this article. With this method, the whole finite element mesh is partitioned into several zones according to the elements increment feature size, and then variable time increments are applied to the mesh zones for explicit integration while the parameter transfer and interpolation is performed over the interfaces to ensure the continuity. This method has the capability of boost the analysis efficiency without much precision loss to the analysis results of interested zones, which is proven by some 2D analysis examples.

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