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Finite element analysis for bike body based on ANSYS workbench

Gong Zhang

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The Soldworks software was used to establish 3-D frame for bike body and through ANSYS Workbench software finite element analysis model was built.Structure strength and rigidity were checked.According to the model analysis results,the shape optimization was accomplished.It could be extensively used to improve the design of such a frame.

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The Soldworks software was used to establish 3-D frame for bike body and through ANSYS Workbench software finite element analysis model was built.Structure strength and rigidity were checked.According to the model analysis results,the shape optimization was accomplished.It could be extensively used to improve the design of such a frame.

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The Soldworks software was used to establish 3-D frame for bike body and through ANSYS Workbench software finite element analysis model was built.Structure strength and rigidity were checked.According to the model analysis results,the shape optimization was accomplished.It could be extensively used to improve the design of such a frame.

Key concepts: Workbench, Finite element method, Structural engineering, Rigidity (electromagnetism), Software, Frame (networking), Engineering, Static analysis

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