Strength analysis and structural improvement of the connection between rear shock absorber support and frame of a city bus based on Hypermesh
Xiaoying Li,
Shouji Zhuang
Abstract:In response to the phenomenon of cracking at the rivet holes of the plate connecting the rear shock absorber to the frame of the 6-meter leaf spring of the passenger bus, this article takes the rear shock absorber support and the frame as the research object. Firstly, CATIA software is used to model the object, and Hypermesh is used to divide the mesh to establish a fine element model. The Optistruct finite element solver is used to analyze the strength of the model, and the analysis results are imported into … Show more
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