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FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF THREE CRANE BEAMS WITH VARIANT CROSS-SECTION

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Using finite element analysis software ANSYS, three crane beams with variant cross-section changed near supports are analysed. Stress concentration points in the beam are found. The general rules of crane beam with cross-section changes are obtained, which can provide a basis and reference for the crane beam structure design.

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Using finite element analysis software ANSYS, three crane beams with variant cross-section changed near supports are analysed. Stress concentration points in the beam are found. The general rules of crane beam with cross-section changes are obtained, which can provide a basis and reference for the crane beam structure design.

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Using finite element analysis software ANSYS, three crane beams with variant cross-section changed near supports are analysed. Stress concentration points in the beam are found. The general rules of crane beam with cross-section changes are obtained, which can provide a basis and reference for the crane beam structure design.

Key concepts: Structural engineering, Beam (structure), Cross section (physics), Finite element method, Section (typography), Stress (linguistics), Engineering, Basis (linear algebra)

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