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Analysis of finite element for temperature field and temperature stress

YU Lian-shu

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This paper mainly introduce the full-process of finite element analysis for temperature field and temperature stress.Furthermore,apply large-scale software ANSYS to simulate calculation of temperature field and temperature stress,supply reference for temperature field and temperature stress considerations in reality project.

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This paper mainly introduce the full-process of finite element analysis for temperature field and temperature stress.Furthermore,apply large-scale software ANSYS to simulate calculation of temperature field and temperature stress,supply reference for temperature field and temperature stress considerations in reality project.

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This paper mainly introduce the full-process of finite element analysis for temperature field and temperature stress.Furthermore,apply large-scale software ANSYS to simulate calculation of temperature field and temperature stress,supply reference for temperature field and temperature stress considerations in reality project.

Key concepts: Finite element method, Field (mathematics), Stress field, Stress (linguistics), Temperature measurement, Materials science, Mechanical engineering, Structural engineering

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