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Main positions:Deputy director of the Department of Engineering Mechanics
Gender:Male
Alma Mater:Dalian University of Technology
Degree:Doctoral Degree
School/Department:Engineering Mechanics
Discipline:Engineering Mechanics. Computational Mechanics. Solid Mechanics. Aerospace Mechanics and Engineering. Design and Manufacture of Ship and Ocean Structure
Business Address:Room 305, Engineering Mechanics Department Building
Contact Information:0411-84706832
E-Mail:yanjun@dlut.edu.cn
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Multi-objective concurrent topology optimization of thermoelastic structures composed of homogeneous porous material

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Indexed by:期刊论文

Date of Publication:2013-04-01

Journal:6th China-Japan-Korea Joint Symposium on Optimization of Structural and Mechanical Systems

Included Journals:SCIE、EI、CPCI-S、Scopus

Volume:47

Issue:4

Page Number:583-597

ISSN No.:1615-147X

Key Words:Concurrent optimization; Multi-objective optimization; Porous material; Homogenization; Thermoelastic structure

Abstract:The present paper studies multi-objective design of lightweight thermoelastic structure composed of homogeneous porous material. The concurrent optimization model is applied to design the topologies of light weight structures and of the material microstructure. The multi-objective optimization formulation attempts to find minimum structural compliance under only mechanical loads and minimum thermal expansion of the surfaces we are interested in under only thermo loads. The proposed optimization model is applied to a sandwich elliptically curved shell structure, an axisymmetric structure and a 3D structure. The advantage of the concurrent optimization model to single scale topology optimization model in improving the multi-objective performances of the thermoelastic structures is investigated. The influences of available material volume fraction and weighting coefficients are also discussed. Numerical examples demonstrate that the porous material is conducive to enhance the multi-objective performance of the thermoelastic structures in some cases, especially when lightweight structure is emphasized. An "optimal" material volume fraction is observed in some numerical examples.