Solving a mesh model

Update: 2009-11-09

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Step 6 is to input the various stresses and loads that the hub will have to cope with, and use a computer programme to solve the model. Today this can be done quickly and reliably though it still needs a lot of interpretation by the engineers and designers.

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Boundary conditions

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Solving the mesh model

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Solving a mesh model

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Solving a mesh model