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Guest	stress-strain f.e.m. analysis in the load transfer zone 03/06/2008 6:11 AM
	how can i prceed on analysis in f.e.m. or ansys on the given below topic "stress-strain analysis in the load transfer zone of flat specimens of high-strength unidirectional composites in uniaxial tension"
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