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Modal Analysis of Rotational Part Based on ANSYS

Xue Zhan-p

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Abstract

The modeling of rotational part is built by using Solidworks software,and the reasonable finite element model is built by using ANSYS.It makes modal analysis on rational part,analyzes its vibration characteristics,and determines the site of vibration deformation through the frequency and vibration model parameters,which is significant to the actual application.

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The modeling of rotational part is built by using Solidworks software,and the reasonable finite element model is built by using ANSYS.It makes modal analysis on rational part,analyzes its vibration characteristics,and determines the site of vibration deformation through the frequency and vibration model parameters,which is significant to the actual application.

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The modeling of rotational part is built by using Solidworks software,and the reasonable finite element model is built by using ANSYS.It makes modal analysis on rational part,analyzes its vibration characteristics,and determines the site of vibration deformation through the frequency and vibration model parameters,which is significant to the actual application.

Key concepts: Modal analysis, Finite element method, Vibration, Structural engineering, Modal, Modal testing, Engineering, Deformation (meteorology)

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