After you have become familiar with a few stress analysis and FEA guidelines made available before attorneys constrained guidelines for engineers, there are a few other things to consider.
• Why has the "need" for FEA engineers been so ... "severe,"
since the 1980s, and before -- just as "crucial" as today in 2025?
• Why have software "improvements" not solved these problems?
• These "chapters" appear in sequence below, until enough are finished to re-org the page.
• Even in a partially free market, how can a shortage exist? That makes the issue moot.
Why work so hard to pretend a non-shortage is a "competency deficiency?"
There will be about a dozen concepts to detail, but time constraints for more important non-FEA research tend to delay putting them into this web site. Patience please. The "problem" is not going to be solved for another 40 years either.
Re-Entrant Corners
The references are as follows:
The original work by professor Marie Comninou and her following applpication to crack tip stress analysi.Show the results using photo-elastic paint illuminated by polarized light as well as removing physical concentrations using relief notches .