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METHODOLGY, TOOLS AND POSSIBILITIES OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE HOOK IN ASSEMBLY OF THE LOWER PULLEY IN CAD/CAE SYSTEM CATIA

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Sajfo Papić ,
Sajfo Papić

University of Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Elida Hasanović
Elida Hasanović
Contact Elida Hasanović

FeBoCon d.o.o., Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Abstract

This paper presents the methodology of the FEM modeling of the hook and provides a description of the possibility of tools of the module for structural analysis in the CAD / CAE CATIA system. The tools are described for defining: constraints, loads, shapes and types of contacts on the example of the hook, a lower pulley assembly, for which the FEM model is formed and a structural analysis is performed. The structural analysis in CATIA is performed using the finite element method, whereby the observed model is discretized, i.e., is divided into elements of finite dimensions which represent the basis of the observation. The stresses obtained by structural analysis in CATIA are compared with the values of stresses at the characteristic hook locations which are obtained analytically, and based on that, conclusions about the success of modeling and testing in CAD/CAE CATIA system are drawn out.

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