Finite Element Analysis of Vehicle Engine Connection Rod under Mechanical Load

Li Zhi Wen; Zhi Wei Guan; Jian Feng Song; Yue Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.314-316.653

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Finite Element Analysis of Vehicle Engine Connection Rod under Mechanical Load

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In this paper, the model of the engine connection rod is founded by use of UG, and then joined in the ANSYS, applied the Multiphysics module and static structuer analysis function, we can count the stress field of the connection rod and accomplish the evaluate of the mechanical load.

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Li Zhi Wen, Zhi Wei Guan, Jian Feng Song, Yue Chen

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Connection Rod, Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Mechanical Load, Stress

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