FEA training

Code-independent training for engineering applications.

Fundamentals & Application of FEA is a NAFEMS-recognised course combining finite element principles with illustrative examples of structural response and assessment.

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Fundamentals & Application of FEA

NAFEMS-recognised, code-independent training designed to develop a practical understanding of finite element analysis through illustrative examples of linear and non-linear structural response in steel structures.

The course introduces material failure theories, methods for assessing bolted and welded connections, and the significance of resonance when structures are subjected to dynamic loading.

Course emphasis

Applying FEA to structural design.

  • Linear and non-linear behaviour of steel structures
  • Load application, boundary conditions and interpretation of results
  • Material failure theories
  • Assessment of bolted and welded connections
  • Resonance and structural response to dynamic loading
NAFEMS recognised training course
Recognised training

NAFEMS-recognised Fundamentals & Application of FEA.

The course combines code-independent finite element principles with practical structural examples, supporting the assessment and interpretation of simulation results.

Client feedback

Experienced delivery grounded in real engineering work.

“Excellent course, Chris Brooks has a wealth of experience and knowledge which is evident throughout his delivery of the Fundamentals & Application of FEA.”

Richard Clements

Mechanical Engineering Capability Manager · Babcock

Who it is for

For engineers using, reviewing or commissioning FEA.

The course is relevant to FEA analysts, design engineers, technical reviewers and engineering managers involved in structural simulation.

FEA engineers

Develop modelling practices, verification techniques and results interpretation skills.

Design engineers

Apply simulation insight to structural design assessment and development.

Technical reviewers

Evaluate modelling assumptions, numerical methods and supporting evidence.

Engineering managers

Appreciate the analysis process, resources and verification activities required to deliver credible engineering results.

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Practical FEA training for your engineering team.

Contact us to discuss the course content, delivery arrangements and the needs of your delegates.

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