2020Electronic Archive Khmelnitskiy National University (Khmelnitskiy National University)Open access

The impact of the SolidWorks Simulation network quality on the accuracy of the calculations

Oleksandr Yuhymovych Rudyk, Volodymyr Antonovych Gonchar

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Extreme working conditions of elements of modern structures make it difficult and expensive to perform a full-scale experiment.And setting limit (destructive) loads is a special case.It is not possible to create designs of this type without improving and automating the design process.

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Extreme working conditions of elements of modern structures make it difficult and expensive to perform a full-scale experiment.And setting limit (destructive) loads is a special case.It is not possible to create designs of this type without improving and automating the design process.

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Extreme working conditions of elements of modern structures make it difficult and expensive to perform a full-scale experiment.And setting limit (destructive) loads is a special case.It is not possible to create designs of this type without improving and automating the design process.

Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Computer science, Engineering drawing, Engineering, Epistemology, Philosophy

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