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ORIGINAL PAPER
Modeling and empirical verification of universal carrying frames for agricultural machinery
1
Industrial Institute of Agricultural Engineering ul. Starołęcka 31, 60-963 Poznań, Poland
2
Koszalin University of Technology
Journal of Research and Applications in Agricultural Engineering 2013;58(2):197-200
KEYWORDS
agricultural machinerycarrying framestress analysismethod of FEMcomputational modelsempirical verification
ABSTRACT
The paper presents application of the FEM method to develop universal carrying frames for agricultural machinery and their empirical verification. To perform stress analysis there were developed computational models basing on geometrical 3D models. Identification of strenuous of framework design was defined by adopting different load cases. In the nodes which revealed excessive stress levels, the frame structure was changed. In experimental research in real conditions the results of FEM stress analysis were verified. The verification showed that developed universal carrying frames for agricultural machinery are characterized by correctness of endurance structure and confirmed the appropriateness of the design solutions.
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