Computational Weld Mechanics (CWM) Framework for Exploring Parametric Design Space to Manage Weld Optimization |
Posted on:2012-09-29 | Degree:Ph.D | Type:Dissertation |
University:Carleton University (Canada) | Candidate:Asadi, Mahyar | Full Text:PDF |
GTID:1461390011467878 | Subject:Applied mechanics |
Abstract/Summary: | |
The goal is to lead the development of a computational weld mechanics (CWM) framework that automates multiple setups and evaluations required to explore a design space by given design of experiment (DOE) matrices. Saving an expert-user's time to prepare several analyses and allocating CPUs to be utilized efficiently make this framework cost effective and time effective to manage designer-driven optimization and control application of CWM. A validation analysis is conducted in this framework to minimize the control vectors of CWM. Actual CWM problems with continuous and/or discontinuous parametric design spaces are solved in this framework to minimize weld distortion using derivative-free optimization algorithms and DOE that become attractive in this framework. |
Keywords/Search Tags: | Framework, Computational weld mechanics, Optimization, Parametric design, Design space |
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