Computer modelling as a basis for forestry and wood processing equipment design

Abstract

Today, the problem of finding and using computer-aided design systems as a modelling tool is acute. The aim of the study is to review computer modelling tools for the design of forestry and wood processing equipment. To achieve this objective, the possibilities of using different software packages have been described, examples of experiments with computer models and their results have been considered, and conclusions about the possibility of using utilities to solve design problems in the timber industry have been drawn. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that computer modelling provides certain capabilities and can be used as a tool for design in the forest industry.