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The Optimization Design of Three-bar Truss by ANSYS Analysis

Wang Ya

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In the design of three-bar truss structure commonly used for engineering, the optimization analysis is carried out for the structure by finite element software ANSYS6.1, and the optimal form and dimension of the structure are obtained. With the satisfaction of the engineering requirement, a large amount of engineering materials are saved.

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In the design of three-bar truss structure commonly used for engineering, the optimization analysis is carried out for the structure by finite element software ANSYS6.1, and the optimal form and dimension of the structure are obtained. With the satisfaction of the engineering requirement, a large amount of engineering materials are saved.

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In the design of three-bar truss structure commonly used for engineering, the optimization analysis is carried out for the structure by finite element software ANSYS6.1, and the optimal form and dimension of the structure are obtained. With the satisfaction of the engineering requirement, a large amount of engineering materials are saved.

Key concepts: Truss, Finite element method, Bar (unit), Engineering, Structural engineering, Dimension (graph theory), Software, Mechanical engineering

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