Titlebook: Engineering Optimization in Design Processes; Proceedings of the I Hans A. Eschenauer,Claus Mattheck,Niels Olhoff Conference proceedings 19

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Some Approaches for Shape Finding in Optimal Structural Design, Fleury [2] and many other contributions, the movable shape problem is described by means of a blending function, which is governed by a comparatively small number of variables. This property disposes the approach favourable to mathematical progamming (MP), which can handle all types of objectives

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Shape Optimization and Design Element Selection for Problems with Constrained Static and Dynamic Resten less evolved. In addition, the more challenging design variables are those for structural shape or the selection of proper types of design elements instead of only cross-sectional areas or plate thicknesses. In this paper some strategies and applications of optimal shape design will be presented

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Optimization of the Long-Term Behaviour of Composite Structures under Hygrothermal Loads on the behaviour of structural components especially if high shape accuracy is demanded and if particular deformation bounds have to be observed. Thinking about the “best possible” design of composite structures leads to a time-variant optimization problem which can be solved by mathematical progra

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Design of Laminated Composites under Time Dependent Loads and Material Behaviourbjective functions. The question is: are we able to solve all the arising problems economically on the FEM-level, or should we split some tasks so that we can handle them on a local sublevel (fig.1)? The advantage is that we can reduce the effort significantly when operating on a sublevel; the weak

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Optimal Orientation of the Symmetry Axes of Orthotropic 3-D Materials the determination of those local orientations of the material symmetry axes in an orthotropic solid which correspond to extreme values of the energy density..In the general formulation of the problem, and assuming the strain field as given, a linear elastic orthotropic three-dimensional solid is co

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