Virtual and Optimized Design of Mechanical Arm of Forestry Felling & Cultivation Machine

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Forestry Felling &Cultivation Machine is a multi-functional, highly automatic and greatly efficient wood-cutting facility, whose unique advantage can be shown in the field of wood-cutting in the mountainous region. Mechanical arm is a prominent component of Forestry Felling &Cultivation Machine so that its design will have a direct impact on the function and the efficiency of Forestry Felling &Cultivation Machine. The paper aims at realization of hypothesized design of Forestry Felling &Cultivation Machine under the control of computer platform through hypothesized design of computer and simulation technology. Besides, it focuses on the structural analysis of mechanical arms through finite element theory and software of finite element analysis. What’s more, optimized design of structure will be reached according to the result of analysis so that the reliability of the structure can be proved and both development cycle of product and its research and development expense will be reduced.

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144-148

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July 2012

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