Computational Simulation of the Mechanical Equipment’s Dynamic and Strength Characteristics

Mikhail G. Boyarshinov; V.A. Trushkov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.770.371

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Computational Simulation of the Mechanical Equipment’s Dynamic and Strength Characteristics

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The possibility to use the computational modeling as replacement of the natural dynamic testing of mechanical equipment is considered. A useful program tool is selected, initial data are prepared and the set of computational experiments to determine the dynamic and strength characteristics of the engine are performed. To verify the results of computational simulation of mentioned characteristics the data of the engine mechanical testing were used, and satisfactory correspondence was achieved. This investigation showed the dynamic and strength characteristics of the considered engine are complied with the basic regulatory requirements.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 770)

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June 2015

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Mikhail G. Boyarshinov, V.A. Trushkov

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Computational Simulation, Engine, Natural Frequencies, Natural Mode

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