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Finite Element Analysis for 6300 kN Multi-cored Forging Hydraulic Press

Xue Ke-min

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On the basis of studying the structural characteristics of the 6 300 kN die forging hydraulic press,the 3D-FEM parameterized model of the frame is established by using the ANSYS Parametric Design Language(APDL),and structural analysis is made.The stress and displacement distribution of the frame under static load are disclosured.

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On the basis of studying the structural characteristics of the 6 300 kN die forging hydraulic press,the 3D-FEM parameterized model of the frame is established by using the ANSYS Parametric Design Language(APDL),and structural analysis is made.The stress and displacement distribution of the frame under static load are disclosured.

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On the basis of studying the structural characteristics of the 6 300 kN die forging hydraulic press,the 3D-FEM parameterized model of the frame is established by using the ANSYS Parametric Design Language(APDL),and structural analysis is made.The stress and displacement distribution of the frame under static load are disclosured.

Key concepts: Hydraulic press, Finite element method, Forging, Structural engineering, Parametric design, Parametric statistics, Engineering, Displacement (psychology)

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