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TITULO

THE SOLUTION OF STRUCTURES OPTIMIZATION TASKS WITH USING OF THE MODERN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS

P. O. Yagoda    

Resumen

The task of optimization by the system of the spatial design Solid Works with the integrated module of the eventual-element analysis Cosmos Works decides on the example of pivot beam of passenger carriage

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PÁGINAS
pp. 191 - 194
MATERIAS
INFRAESTRUCTURA
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