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Model Analysis of Tower Crane Structure Based on ANSYS

JI Manzhong

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In this paper,a complete dynamic model of the tower crane is set up by the finite element software ANSYS and then the QTZ25 tower crane model is calculated.Through comparing the results,the feasibility of this method is proven.This method is a new approach to fast and precise analysis on dynamical model of tower crane structure.

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In this paper,a complete dynamic model of the tower crane is set up by the finite element software ANSYS and then the QTZ25 tower crane model is calculated.Through comparing the results,the feasibility of this method is proven.This method is a new approach to fast and precise analysis on dynamical model of tower crane structure.

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In this paper,a complete dynamic model of the tower crane is set up by the finite element software ANSYS and then the QTZ25 tower crane model is calculated.Through comparing the results,the feasibility of this method is proven.This method is a new approach to fast and precise analysis on dynamical model of tower crane structure.

Key concepts: Tower crane, Tower, Finite element method, Structural engineering, Software, Engineering, Set (abstract data type), Computer science

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