Topology Optimization Design of Compliant Mechanism of Composite Wing Leading Edge
Lijie Zhao, Kai Li, Yingying Chang, Jingkui Li
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Lijie Zhao, Kai Li, Yingying Chang, Jingkui Li
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Abstract This paper introduces a topology optimization design method for flexible mechanism of composite wing leading edge based on discrete material optimization (DMO) with composite material. The DMO method is combined with the topology optimization to select the deviation of the actual displacement and the target displacement of the 10 coordinate points on the initial curve of the leading edge as the objective function, and the volume fraction of each phase material is used as the constraint to establish the composite material optimization model, which is solved by the OC optimization criterion method. The MATLAB codes are compiled to calculate the optimization problem and a distinct result image is obtained. The CATIA software is used to model the topology image in three dimensions, and the model is imported into Hyperworks software for simulation analysis. The results show that this complaint mechanism can achieve a maximum deflection of 9.1 degrees, which verifies the feasibility of the method.
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Abstract This paper introduces a topology optimization design method for flexible mechanism of composite wing leading edge based on discrete material optimization (DMO) with composite material. The DMO method is combined with the topology optimization to select the deviation of the actual displacement and the target displacement of the 10 coordinate points on the initial curve of the leading edge as the objective function, and the volume fraction of each phase material is used as the constraint to establish the composite material optimization model, which is solved by the OC optimization criterion method. The MATLAB codes are compiled to calculate the optimization problem and a distinct result image is obtained. The CATIA software is used to model the topology image in three dimensions, and the model is imported into Hyperworks software for simulation analysis. The results show that this complaint mechanism can achieve a maximum deflection of 9.1 degrees, which verifies the feasibility of the method.
Key concepts: Topology optimization, MATLAB, Deflection (physics), Compliant mechanism, Topology (electrical circuits), Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, Displacement (psychology), Computer science