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RDVM Topology Optimization for Optimal Damping Treatment

점탄성물질 위치 최적화를 위한 설계변수감소 위상최적설계 기법

  • Sun Yong, Kim (Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Ulsan College)
  • Received : 2016.10.27
  • Accepted : 2016.12.29
  • Published : 2017.02.20
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Abstract

A full treatment of damping material is not an effective method because the damping effect is not significantly increased compared to that obtained by an effective partial damping treatment. Thus, a variety of methodologies has been considered in order to achieve an optimal damping treatment. One of the widely applied approaches is topology optimization. However, the high computational expenses can be an issue in topology optimization. A new efficient convergence criterion, reducible design variable method (RDVM), is applied to reduce computational expense in topology optimization. The idea of RDVM topology optimization is to adaptively reduce the number of design variables based on the history. The iteration repeats until the number of design variables becomes zero. The aim of this research is to adopt RDVM topology optimization into obtaining an optimal damping treatment. In order to demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of RDVM topology optimization, optimal damping layouts and computational expenses are compared between conventional and RDVM topology optimization.

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