Abstract

Regarding the case of complicated structural shape optimization, there are cases where there are partial shapes such as holes and irregularities inside the structure. Concerning the complex structural optimization shape, the relationship between the external boundary shape and the internal local shape should be maintained, and how to change the internal partial shape while maintaining a subordinate relationship with the external form has become an important issue. Currently, there is no good solution to this kind of problem using general optimization design software. Therefore, this paper proposes to use the basic vector method to solve the local shape dependency problem of partial shapes. First, this paper classifies the subordinate problems of partial shape into three primary patterns, theoretically proving a method for controlling subordinate relationships of partial forms, respectively. Then, the research also provides two classical application examples: shape optimization of a steam turbine implantation section and stress distribution optimization of an engine mount bracket. The results show that the optimization method is effective for the partial shape subordination problem in complex structural shape optimization problems. Finally, the study examines the problem of making a vectorial vector, a correlation between the basis vector and the remeshing problem of the analysis model in shape optimization, and further substantiates the validity of the method proposed by the body using the analysis result of the actual structural shape optimization case.

Highlights

  • To improve the quality of machine products, applying topological optimization technology to actual product structure design has received much attention

  • While analyzing the three-dimensional shape optimization problem, the following conclusions were obtained in detail during the study of the internal shape control problem, the so-called partial were obtained in detail during the study of the internal shape control problem, the so-called partial shape subordination problem external structure structureboundary

  • The partial shape subordination problem was classified into threeinto basicthree modes: the modes: corresponding

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Summary

Introduction

To improve the quality of machine products, applying topological optimization technology to actual product structure design has received much attention. It is required that a partial shape dependency relationship always exists between the boundary shape outside the structure and the internal partial shape in the course of shape optimization [13,14] To solve this partial shape subordination problem, some researchers have applied the basis vector method based on the basic shape change pattern [15,16], like Tang, Y., and Mam, K., et al, who proposed a COBYLA optimization method, and Wang, C., et al, who proposed evaluation of manufacturing constraints from the early stages of the conceptual design to perform an optimization coherent with the manufacturing technology chosen. The basic vector method proposed in this paper is used to analyze shape optimization design of a two-dimensional turbine bladeturbine and a three-dimensional engine base, the complex shape optimization design of a two-dimensional blade and a three-dimensional and thebase, optimization design results verifyresults the local shape problem. problem

Partial Shape Subordination Problem
Basis Vector Method and Partial Shape Dependency Relation
Corresponding Relation of a Line Segment Composed of Any Two Points
Proportional Relationship of Distance between Arbitrary Three Points
Holding Relationship of Arbitrary Three Points
Method by by Basis
Shape Optimization of Steam Turbine Implantation Section
Stress Distribution Optimization of the Engine Mount Bracket
Discussion
Creation of Basis Vectors
Mutual
Mutual Independence Problem of Basis α1 Vectors
Remeshing Problem of Analysis Model
Summary and Conclusion

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