Multiphysics design optimization for aerospace applications: Case study on helicopter loading hanger
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https://hdl.handle.net/10037/6953Date
2014Type
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This paper presents the Multiphysics technique applied in the design optimization of a loading hanger for an aerial crane. In this study, design optimization is applied on the geometric modelling of a part being used in an aerial crane operation. A set of dimensional and loading requirements are provided. Various geometric models are built using SolidWorks® Computer Aided Design (CAD) Package. In addition, Finite Element Method (FEM) is applied to study these geometric models using ANSYS® Multiphysics package. Appropriate material is chosen based on the strength to weight ratio. Efforts are made to optimize the geometry to reduce the weight of the part. Based on the achieved results, conclusions are drawn.
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American Institute of Physics (AIP)Citation
AIP Conference Proceedings, 1637, 1211 (2014)Metadata
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