Analysis of the Dynamical Effects on Housing of the Axial Piston Hydromotor

Alžbeta Sapietová; Richard Petrech; Matej Petrovic

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.474.357

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Analysis of the Dynamical Effects on Housing of the Axial Piston Hydromotor

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The paper deals with the calculation and examination of the mechanical effects on the stop screw in the axial hydrostatic motor. It includes the preparation and the setup of virtual prototypes, as well as the simulation and the processing results of the rigid-body and flexible virtual prototypes using MSC. Adams software. The paper deals with transient analysis of the housing of hydromotor too. Analysis was calculated in software ANSYS.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 474)

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357-362

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January 2014

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Alžbeta Sapietová, Richard Petrech, Matej Petrovic

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Adam, ANSYS, Dynamic, Hydrostatic Motor, Stress

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