Modeling Properties for the Design of Branched Sheet Metal Products
Wäldele M, Birkhofer H, Fuegenschuh A, Martin A (2009)
Publication Language: English
Publication Type: Book chapter / Article in edited volumes
Publication year: 2009
Publisher: Research Publishing
Edited Volumes: Research into Design: Supporting Multiple Facets of Product Development
Pages Range: 287 -- 294
Conference Proceedings Title: Research into Design: Supporting Multiple Facets of Product Development
Abstract
This paper presents an approach to designing multi-chambered profile structures made by a new manufacturing process called linear flow splitting using an algorithm based approach. The basis for this procedure is a systematic view of product properties and the separation of its internal and external properties. The link between product properties must be derived by design knowledge such as physical models or guidelines. This specific knowledge enables one to decide which internal properties, as optimization parameters, need to be adjusted in order to meet desired external properties. This procedure leads to mathematical problems that are difficult to solve, presenting a challenge for research. This approach is demonstrated with an example of a development assignment seeking a topology of a profile structure consisting of several chambers.
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APA:
Wäldele, M., Birkhofer, H., Fuegenschuh, A., & Martin, A. (2009). Modeling Properties for the Design of Branched Sheet Metal Products. In A. Chakrabarti (Eds.), Research into Design: Supporting Multiple Facets of Product Development. (pp. 287 -- 294). Research Publishing.
MLA:
Wäldele, Martin, et al. "Modeling Properties for the Design of Branched Sheet Metal Products." Research into Design: Supporting Multiple Facets of Product Development. Ed. A. Chakrabarti, Research Publishing, 2009. 287 -- 294.
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