Abstract
This work shows the introduction of three dimensional fluid topology optimization for the design of valves without moving parts that can be manufactured through 3D printing and used in aircraft engines. The design obtained is inherently safer than standard design with moving parts and it resembles closely to biological structures.A new three dimensional fluid topology optimization formulation to achieve such geometries is shown. The novelty of the method is linked to the applicability to realistic high Reynolds numbers, as in aircraft engines. This is the first time that such geometries are obtained for realistic operating conditions that are applicable to gas turbines.The optimal geometries are validated by using Computational Fluid Dynamics simulations.
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