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Parametric Modeling and Analysis of Helical Embedded Parts Based on ANSYS

Zeng Hai-quan

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Based on finit element analysis software ANSYS,using its parametric design language APDL,this paper defined the geometric parameters of helical embedded parts,and realized the parametric modeling and analysis of the parts.This work not only enhanced the analysis efficiency,but also offered a reference for similar problems.

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Based on finit element analysis software ANSYS,using its parametric design language APDL,this paper defined the geometric parameters of helical embedded parts,and realized the parametric modeling and analysis of the parts.This work not only enhanced the analysis efficiency,but also offered a reference for similar problems.

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Based on finit element analysis software ANSYS,using its parametric design language APDL,this paper defined the geometric parameters of helical embedded parts,and realized the parametric modeling and analysis of the parts.This work not only enhanced the analysis efficiency,but also offered a reference for similar problems.

Key concepts: Parametric design, Parametric statistics, Parametric model, Finite element method, Structural engineering, Engineering, Work (physics), Software

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