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Virtual Prototype Study Based on Proe/Adams/Matlab for a Crane

Shi Shu

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Abstract

The Virtual prototype of a crane is built by Proe/Adams/Matlab and then the hydromechatronics simulation is done: the movement and strength of the drive valve are analyzed and the improvement of hydraulics and control system are simulated.The simulation results provide some reliable analysis data for the design of a crane.

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The Virtual prototype of a crane is built by Proe/Adams/Matlab and then the hydromechatronics simulation is done: the movement and strength of the drive valve are analyzed and the improvement of hydraulics and control system are simulated.The simulation results provide some reliable analysis data for the design of a crane.

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The Virtual prototype of a crane is built by Proe/Adams/Matlab and then the hydromechatronics simulation is done: the movement and strength of the drive valve are analyzed and the improvement of hydraulics and control system are simulated.The simulation results provide some reliable analysis data for the design of a crane.

Key concepts: MATLAB, Hydraulics, Simulation, Engineering, Computer science, Engineering drawing, Operating system, Aerospace engineering

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