Abstract

This study describes the finite element analysis in the applications of food processing machine design, according to the actual application, using ANSYS Workbench software, food processing precision Grinding of L-shaped bed by the finite element model, based on the use of the property to define the parameters and boundary conditions, modal analysis and by the various vibration modes.

Keywords:

ANSYS, finite element model, food processing machine design,

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