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Dynamic Response Analysis of JH21-63 Press Frame

Huang Jian-min

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FEM is used to analyze a model of JH21-63 press frame and test the structure of press prototype.Its results are used to modify the finite element model.The load-time curve of the working process is calculated.The dynamic and static of the press frame are analyzed and compared.The results provide the basis for optimization of the frame design.

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FEM is used to analyze a model of JH21-63 press frame and test the structure of press prototype.Its results are used to modify the finite element model.The load-time curve of the working process is calculated.The dynamic and static of the press frame are analyzed and compared.The results provide the basis for optimization of the frame design.

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FEM is used to analyze a model of JH21-63 press frame and test the structure of press prototype.Its results are used to modify the finite element model.The load-time curve of the working process is calculated.The dynamic and static of the press frame are analyzed and compared.The results provide the basis for optimization of the frame design.

Key concepts: Frame (networking), Finite element method, Process (computing), Structural engineering, Basis (linear algebra), Computer science, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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