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February 11, 2021 at 7:06 am
as880
SubscriberI'm reposting as it has been a few days and noone has been able to reach out in regards to my query.
Hi guys so I want your advice upon setting up topology optimization.
Problem: set up TO in such a way that the output connects body 1 and body 3. i.e body 2 is my design inclusion region and 1 & 3 are my exclusion region. circular holes are fixed pins that hold the structure in place that i have modelled as fixed supports. 100Nm torque is applied through the big hole in the middle. All 3 bodies have shared topology and are of the same material.
Desired solution: the connecting structure of body 2 will deflect by around 5 deg (0.00307 rad)
My thought process: I think that i can measure this deflection by setting up a new cylindrical coordinate system at the circumferential face of body 1 and the axis that goes around y axis lets say.
I will then measure this deflection by the rule THETA = L / R where R is the radius of body 1 from the centre point. and L will be the output direction deformation along the cylindrical axis (y axis)
This then means i should set up a minimize compliance objective and set up a displacement constraint to get my 0.00307 rad deflection ( displacement i need = 0.00307 * R)
February 11, 2021 at 1:09 pmKarthik R
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Please refrain from creating duplicate posts on the forum. I see that we have provided a response to this question here.
I'm closing this post now.
Thank you.
Karthik
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