1998
DOI: 10.1108/02644409810219820
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Generation of ground structures for 2D and 3D design domains

Abstract: Introducing the concept of a design domain to truss topology optimization, this paper presents an algorithm generating geometrically admissible ground structures on possibly concave (or even disconnected) 3D design domains. That is a set of connections between nodal points actually respecting the geometry of the design domain. Since ground structures may be applied in other contexts the presentation does not assume any specifics of truss topology optimization. However, in the example section an application of … Show more

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“…e former method has been successfully applied to tower structures, e.g. [25][26][27], though dictates a design of lattice like members. e SIMP approach has seen use for tower-like structures [26,28] and will be used here.…”
Section: Cableway Pylonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e former method has been successfully applied to tower structures, e.g. [25][26][27], though dictates a design of lattice like members. e SIMP approach has seen use for tower-like structures [26,28] and will be used here.…”
Section: Cableway Pylonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The generation of the initial ground structure is a crucial aspect of the GSM. For example, Smith (1998) proposed an approach that employs unstructured grids to represent the design domain; however, the approach requires additional preprocessing steps, including the decomposition of design elements and the generation of boundary faces. Other studies (Rule 1994;McKeown 1998;Martinez et al 2007;Hagishita and Ohsaki 2009) proposed growing methods that tend to use a small size of the initial ground structure, but the size of the structure later needs to be expanded during the optimization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O modelo Grua 1 foi analisado Smith (34,6), com o domínio sendo apresentado na Figura 5.6(a). A Figura 5.6(b) apresenta o resultado com a geração de malha e otimização sendo executadas pelo GRAND e as Figuras 5.6(c) e 5.6(d) mostram os resultados com a geração de malha densa desta dissertação, com o otimizador do GRAND e com a implementação no TopSim, respectivamente.…”
Section: Modelo Gruaunclassified