2018
DOI: 10.1002/nme.5736
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Multimaterial topology optimization with multiple volume constraints: Combining the ZPR update with a ground‐structure algorithm to select a single material per overlapping set

Abstract: Multimaterial topology optimization often leads to members containing composite materials. However, in some instances, designers might be interested in using only one material for each member. Therefore, we propose an algorithm that selects a single preferred material from multiple materials per overlapping set. We develop the algorithm, based on the evaluation of both the strain energy and the cross-sectional area of each member, to control the material profile (ie, the number of materials) in each subdomain … Show more

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“…Without introducing extra variables, Zuo et al [41] presented an ordered multi-material SIMP interpolation scheme for the TO optimization issue involving multiple materials (multitop199). Zhang et al [42] proposed the so-called ZPR optimizer for the multimaterial TOs with considerable volume limitations.…”
Section: Application Fields Of Simpmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Without introducing extra variables, Zuo et al [41] presented an ordered multi-material SIMP interpolation scheme for the TO optimization issue involving multiple materials (multitop199). Zhang et al [42] proposed the so-called ZPR optimizer for the multimaterial TOs with considerable volume limitations.…”
Section: Application Fields Of Simpmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, we report this paper in the density-based method section. Based on the multi-material formulation and the efficient ZPR (Zhang-Paulino-Ramos) update scheme proposed by Zhang et al (2018), Sanders et al (2018) developed an educational MATLAB code PolyMat built upon PolyTop, to solve multi-material design problems on 2D polygonal discretization with many volume constraints.…”
Section: Density-based (Simp) Codes Targeting Specialized Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the optimization process considers the microstructure effect exclusively by its effective (homogenized) behavior. Various previous studies have investigated the potential macro-micro design optimization [37,31,28,71,65,26,55,70,63,42]], and most of the corresponding papers are based on scale separation assumptions and periodic homogenization theory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%