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Motion Simulation and Finite Element Analysis of Hydraulic Support Based on Pro/E and ANSYS

Sun Guo-shun

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Applying Pro/E to set up the three-dimensional model of hydraulic support,then applying mechanism module of Pro/E to simulate,and then switching into ANSYS for finite element was analyzed,it can heighten the efficiency of designing,shorten the period of designing and improve the reliability of hydraulic support.

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Applying Pro/E to set up the three-dimensional model of hydraulic support,then applying mechanism module of Pro/E to simulate,and then switching into ANSYS for finite element was analyzed,it can heighten the efficiency of designing,shorten the period of designing and improve the reliability of hydraulic support.

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Applying Pro/E to set up the three-dimensional model of hydraulic support,then applying mechanism module of Pro/E to simulate,and then switching into ANSYS for finite element was analyzed,it can heighten the efficiency of designing,shorten the period of designing and improve the reliability of hydraulic support.

Key concepts: Finite element method, Engineering, Reliability (semiconductor), Set (abstract data type), Mechanism (biology), Structural engineering, Mechanical engineering, Motion simulation

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