I am very beginner in FEA/FEM.
Want to clear fundamental IN FEA.
Can you please, suggest any bood books to read.

I have 'Nozzle Pro' software, which produce results in different colors and don't know any thing about it. You might consider it as 'garbage in, garbage out' for me.

Needing your suggestion over here.
thanking you in anticipation.

Can you please, suggest any good books to read on FEA

If you have NozzlePRO, read out its manual. It will definitely help.

Muksh Chopra
www.theculminates.com
M:+91-9428500192

The best book (I think) that one can get on FEA that attacks the problems on a mathematics level that is relatively easy to understand is this book.

http://www.amazon.com/First-Course-Finit...91&sr=8-1-fkmr0

I would buy a used version and save some money. I used this book in school and I still use it at least once a week.

Thanks
Matt

I would advise you to read the book by Daryl Logan, Cook, Malkus and Plesha on FEA

If you want a basic understanding of FEA,click below.
http://www.chalice-engineering.com/Analysis_Basics/Introduction_to_FEA2.htm#Model
The books above are also good reference material.
With Nozzle Pro, most of the difficult parts of FEA are completed for you. Models are automatically created and material properties can be entered easily. The most common mistakes with Nozzle Pro is in refining the mesh and applying a free or floating end correctly. Once these are fully understood, Nozzle Pro is a very useful tool for the limited geometry models it contains.