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COMPARATIVE STUDY OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS APPLIED TO AGRICULTURAL MACHINES BODIES AND ACCOMPLISHED WITH SOLID WORKS AND AUTODESK INVENTOR PROGRAMS
Authors: Sfîru R., Constantin N., Ludig M., Cârdei P., Muraru V.
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This study comprises two structural analyses applications, having as subject the same structure, very common for agricultural machinery designed to tillage, namely a beam, [5], [7]. The two applications are made in well known CAD1 programs, each including its own structural analysis module: SolidWorks and Autodesk Inventor. The study aims to demonstrate the easiness with which the analysis is performed in either of the two programs, but especially, the way in which the results of the two analyses converge. The converged results are able to show, that the use of one or other of the programs is irrelevant, of course, in terms of the analysis modules, that both programs have. In this study it compares the performances in terms of linear static analysis (check the resistance) and the modal analysis (analysis in frequencies or calculating of a number of structure natural frequencies). It can be said that, the results obtained without doing an additional study of convergence and stability on meshing are satisfactory, possibly good enough in the case of the maximum equivalent stress in the structure.