A Study on Topology Optimization of Airplane Air Brake Bracing Beam

Hub, Juraj

doi:10.1109/miltechs.2019.8870028

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“…Given the central importance of weight reduction issues in the aerospace sector, it is hard to imagine this industry without topology optimisation. It is intensively used for the design optimisation of structural components of the airframe, but also for safety-relevant components [16], [17], [27]. A growing sector in this area is the development of UAVs [15], [26], where the ratio between maximum stiffness and maximum weight reduction significantly affects the flight operations.…”

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“…SIMP and LSF are used for objective functions in this module [13], [14]. Ansys Structural Optimisation module is widely used in the aerospace industries, for example, to develop unibody quadcopters [15], air brake bracing beams [16], and latching components of hatch doors [17]. The module is also intensively applied in the automotive industry (for example, the transmission housing of a Baja racing car [18]).…”

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A Review of Topology Optimisation Software for Additive Manufacturing: Capability Comparison

Miller,

Uria,

Monir

et al. 2023

2023 15th IEEE International Conference on Industry Applications (INDUSCON)

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The topology optimisation method has gained significant attention in recent decades due to the extensive development and implementation of additive manufacturing, an advanced technology applied to fabricate complex geometries and structures. By following the topology optimisation methodology, the existing geometry can be effectively optimised by minimising or maximising objective functions, such as stiffness, volume, or weight reduction. This paper provides an overview of the topology optimisation algorithm and compares the capabilities of computer-aided software designed to conduct topology optimisation procedures. Four different software are analysed using case studies from various industries. The case study models are categorised based on important parameters for the topology optimisation and evaluated in terms of availability, optimisation method, objective function, and other factors.

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A Review of Topology Optimisation Software for Additive Manufacturing: Capability Comparison

Miller,

Uria,

Monir

et al. 2023

2023 15th IEEE International Conference on Industry Applications (INDUSCON)

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“…It is a Czech 3D printer manufactured by Prusa Research. Among other things, this printer allows to set different levels of filling of internal structures [11,12]. The samples were printed in the form of blocks (30 x 30) mm and 6 mm thick.…”

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