Finite Element Anylasis and Calculate on the Temperature Field of the Thermal Vibration Screen’s Boxes

Xiao Yan Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.694-697.716

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Finite Element Anylasis and Calculate on the Temperature Field of the Thermal Vibration Screen’s Boxes

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Using the software - ANSYS to analyze the temperature field of the thermal vibration screen after the on-site measurement of the thermal vibration screen's temperature field,the paper have found the highest temperature spot of the side panel and the beams ,which provide the important references for further study on the thermal vibration screen's heat stress and the prediction of working life.

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