10th AIAA/ISSMO Multidisciplinary Analysis and Optimization Conference 2004
DOI: 10.2514/6.2004-4414
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Design Optimization of Shape Memory Alloy Structures

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“…The relation between design variables γ and link stiffnesses within a patch is chosen such that the resulting effective stiffness of the condensed patch ∥ K C ∥ varies smoothly with γ ‡30, 34, is used to transform the nonlinear ∥ K C ∥( k L )‐relation into the desired linear ∥ K C ∥(γ)‐relation and its derivative as needed for sensitivity expressions reads as: Here the tolerance δ controls lowest and highest link stiffness values, balancing stiffness errors between the void and solid case. The lowest normalized effective patch stiffness (void) will be δ, the highest will equal 1−δ (solid) 30.…”
Section: Structural Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The relation between design variables γ and link stiffnesses within a patch is chosen such that the resulting effective stiffness of the condensed patch ∥ K C ∥ varies smoothly with γ ‡30, 34, is used to transform the nonlinear ∥ K C ∥( k L )‐relation into the desired linear ∥ K C ∥(γ)‐relation and its derivative as needed for sensitivity expressions reads as: Here the tolerance δ controls lowest and highest link stiffness values, balancing stiffness errors between the void and solid case. The lowest normalized effective patch stiffness (void) will be δ, the highest will equal 1−δ (solid) 30.…”
Section: Structural Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper, we adopt the ECP approach in combination with a suitably simplified design‐oriented SMA model, in order to solve SMA thermal actuator design problems through topology optimization. Preliminary results for this problem were reported in 29, 30. Our approach in many ways must be regarded as a first exploratory step in this domain, and thus several simplifications have been made: without loss of generality our investigation focuses on the 2‐D plane stress case to limit the required computational effort, using a particular SMA constitutive model that allows certain simplifications in the sensitivity analysis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In an earlier study, using an optimization algorithm that does not use gradient information, and only accounting for 5 design variables, hundreds of function evaluations were required. 21 This illustrates the superior efficiency of the proposed approach. The temperature distribution on the obtained optimal design, in open and closed configurations, is depicted in Fig.…”
Section: Miniature Sma Grippermentioning
confidence: 85%
“…In this paper, we adopt the ECP approach in combination with a suitably simplified designoriented SMA model, in order to solve SMA thermal actuator design problems through topology optimization. Preliminary results for this problem were reported in [29,30]. Our approach in many ways must be regarded as a first exploratory step in this domain, and thus several simplifications have been made: without loss of generality our investigation focuses on the 2-D plane stress case to limit the required computational effort, using a particular SMA constitutive model that allows certain simplifications in the sensitivity analysis.…”
Section: Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%