Vibration Analysis and Simulation of Mast Section of Hoist

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In order to avoid the damage of structure caused by the vibration, the natural frequency and vibration mode figure of the stiffness characteristics of the hoist’s structure should be analyzed. Modal analysis method is presented for solving above problem, and the first 6 order natural frequencies in different working conditions have been calculated in this paper. Vibration mode figure of structure system have been simulated corresponding to the first 6 order natural frequencies based on ANSYS. It is shows that the external excitation force have a great influence on the top of the free end when the cage moves to a different location. So, in the actual construction, the stiffness of top free ends connected tie-in device should be strengthened, therefore the system stability will be improved.

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