Topology optimization2 for sir
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This document discusses several papers on the topic of topology optimization. It summarizes the abstracts of three papers. The first paper discusses applying topology optimization and manufacturing simulations to aircraft component design. The second paper discusses designing smart composite materials using topology optimization to optimize properties like thermal expansion coefficients. The third paper surveys procedures for dealing with common numerical instabilities in topology optimization like checkerboards and mesh dependencies.
Topology optimization2 for sir
- 1. Topology Optimization P Venkat Vijay Kumar 09101291
- 2. Application of Topology Optimization and Manufacturing Simulations - A new trend in design of Aircraft components Waqas Saleem, Fan Yuqing, Wang Yunqiao IMECS 2008, 19-21 March, 2008, Hong Kong
- 3. Abstract… • In this paper the way of application of topology optimization is discussed and shown • Nonparametric topology optimization has been applied on a commercial aircraft vertical stabilizer component using ANSYS software. • Suitable loads and constraints are applied on the initial design space of the component to accommodate for fin gust, rudder deflection, lateral gust, and other loads experienced by an aircraft during actual flight maneuvering.
- 4. Abstract… • Post machining distortions are also simulated by using element deactivation technique first by developing an initial residual stress field through Sequential Coupled Field analysis. • An integrated approach has also been developed to verify the structural performance and to overcome the problem of non-manufacturable topology optimization results. • CATIA is used to convert the optimized FE model into geometry based CAD model and then virtual machining is done.
- 5. Abstract… • At the end topology assisted design model is compared with the actual part that is being manufactured for the aircraft. It is inferred that topology optimization results in a better and innovative product design with enhanced structural performance and stability.
- 6. Conclusions… • It is inferred that under the same loading conditions, constraints and intended design purposes, topology optimization results in better and more reliable design. • In this research, some features which obtained in the topology optimization results are omitted in the analysis model because these do not affect the cutting simulations largely and model can be simplified.
- 7. Design of smart composite materials using topology optimization O Sigmund† and S Torquato‡ † Department of Solid Mechanics, Technical University of Denmark, DK-2800 Lyngby, Denmark ‡ Department of Civil Engineering and Operations Research and Princeton Materials
- 8. Abstract… • The topology optimization method is used to find the distribution of material phases that extremizes an objective function (e.g., thermal expansion coefficient, piezoelectric coefficients etc) subject to constraints, such as elastic symmetry and volume fractions of the constituent phases, within a periodic base cell.
- 9. Abstract… • The effective properties of the material structures are found using a numerical homogenization method based on a finite- element discretization of the base cell. The optimization problem is solved using sequential linear programming.
- 10. Conclusion • We discussed two applications: design of composites with extreme thermal expansion coefficients and piezo composites with optimal hydrophone characteristics. In the case of the piezocomposites, we considered fixed topology of the ceramic rods.
- 11. Numerical instabilities in topology optimization: A survey on procedures dealing with checkerboards, mesh- dependencies and local minima O. Sigmund Department of Solid Mechanics, Technical University of Denmark, DK-2800 Lyngby, Denmark J. Petersson Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Linkhping, S-58183 Linkhping, Sweden
- 12. Abstract… • In this paper the current knowledge about numerical instabilities such as checkerboards, mesh-dependence and local minima occuring in applications of the topology optimization method are summarized.