Evaluation of Stresses in the Air Conditioning Tower in Cement Industry
Journal Title: RECENT - Year 2011, Vol 12, Issue 31
Abstract
The paper presents the simulation of air conditioning tower loading in order to determinate the stresses. The 3D model of air conditioning tower was done using Autodesk Inventor. The stresses were obtained using Ansys and Design Star software. The reason of this calculus was to propose a reconditioning/replacement solution for the air conditioning tower. In the final there are presented the upgrading measures.
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Mircea TIEREAN
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