Finite Element Numerical Simulation Computation of Kitchen Units under the Condition of Stacking and Horizontal Controlled Impact

Abstract:

The box-type field kitchen units is used to guarantee the diet in field operations for troops, a set of box-type field kitchen units includes 3 boxes and 1 tent (a kind of rotationally-molding material is applicable to box-type military kitchen equipments), cooking staple and non-staple food for 150 people in one hour. Meanwhile, it can supply 75 or 300 people by modularization. The unit weight of box-type field kitchen units is not exceeding 112KG, which can be loaded on the vehicle by 2-people moving laterally or 3-people lifting. Stacking is done frequently in transit, and always suffered from bump and impact; therefore, the structural strength is the key point of design. ANSYS is applied in this paper to make analysis on finite element structural strength, assist to make design, simulate the load-carrying condition of box under the condition of stacking and horizontal impact, guiding the design and production in the end.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 300-301)
• Pages: 907-911
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.300-301.907
• Online since: February 2013
• Authors: Si Lian Sheng, Han Yang, Zhan Sheng Gong, De Zhi Zheng, Fei Wang
• Keywords: Box-Type, Kitchen Units, Rotationally-Molding Material, Workbench Software

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