Virtual Modeling, Detail Design and FEM Analysis for a Testing Device

Cornel Cătălin Gavrilă; Radu Velicu

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Virtual Modeling, Detail Design and FEM Analysis for a Testing Device

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The paper presents aspects regarding the virtual modeling, detailed design and FEM analysis of a testing device, to be used to fix small pieces in tribological tests. First there are presented some aspects of the device virtual modeling and drafting, using CATIA software. Then are defined the geometrical and kinematical restrictions between the parts. Finally, there are presented some aspects about the Finite Element Analysis and the results of this, using ANSYS software. In the final part of the paper, there are presented the conclusions of the simulation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 823)

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Cornel Cătălin Gavrilă*, Radu Velicu

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Analysis, Detail Design, Finite Element, Testing Device, Virtual Modeling

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