High Performance and Optimum Design of Structures and Materials IV
Published on 18. November 2020
Book
Hardback
260 pages
978-1-78466-389-6 (ISBN)
Description
Most high performance structures require the development of a generation of new materials, which can more easily resist a range of external stimuli or react in a non-conventional manner.
Formed of research works presented at the 10th International Conference on High Performance and Optimum Design of Structures and Materials, the included papers cover issues involving advanced types of structures, particularly those based on new concepts or new materials and their system design. Contributions highlight the latest developments in design, optimisation, manufacturing and experimentation. There is also a focus on the search for higher performance sustainable materials. Particular emphasis is placed on intelligent structures and materials as well as the application of computational methods for their modelling, control and management.
Optimisation problems are also covered, including those related to the size, shape and topology of structures and materials. Optimisation techniques have much to offer to those involved in the design of new industrial products. The development of new algorithms and the appearance of powerful commercial computer codes with easy to use graphical interfaces has created a fertile field for the incorporation of optimisation in the design process in all engineering disciplines.
Formed of research works presented at the 10th International Conference on High Performance and Optimum Design of Structures and Materials, the included papers cover issues involving advanced types of structures, particularly those based on new concepts or new materials and their system design. Contributions highlight the latest developments in design, optimisation, manufacturing and experimentation. There is also a focus on the search for higher performance sustainable materials. Particular emphasis is placed on intelligent structures and materials as well as the application of computational methods for their modelling, control and management.
Optimisation problems are also covered, including those related to the size, shape and topology of structures and materials. Optimisation techniques have much to offer to those involved in the design of new industrial products. The development of new algorithms and the appearance of powerful commercial computer codes with easy to use graphical interfaces has created a fertile field for the incorporation of optimisation in the design process in all engineering disciplines.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Southampton
United Kingdom
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 254 mm
Width: 178 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-78466-389-6 (9781784663896)
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Content
Section 1: Advanced materials
Calibration of the fracture locus of an AlSi10 aluminum alloy; Multi-phase nanostructured 60Si2Mn disc spring by a novel austempering process; Modeling of viscoelastic response of unidirectional fibrous composites made of basalt and carbon fibers; Review of autogenous and autonomous self-healing concrete technologies for marine environments; Directed orientation of steel fibres in ultra-high-performance cementitious composite using the magnetic field; Effect of amount of grafted CNT on carbon fiber on interfacial shear strength between carbon fiber and polyamide resin by microdroplet test; Mechanical properties of jute fiber using the heat treatment method; Effect of press displacement on impregnation properties in melted thermoplastic-resin transfer molding of continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites; Evaluation of the mechanical properties of braid-CFRTP produced by pultrusion; Influence of grooves and position of electrodes on the temperature distribution of a flat mold using high-frequency direct resistance heating; Simplified impact analysis in FEniCS using Hertz contact law; Effect of tetrathiafulvalene-tetracyanoquinodimethane addition on the mechanical properties of polyamide 6 nanofibers; Influence of nanofiber loading and moulding conditions on the joining strength of thermoplastic composites fabricated by injection over-moulding process
Section 2: Advanced structures
Impact response of aircraft structures enhanced with crushable energy absorbers: Crashworthiness analysis and passenger injury assessment; Study of pedestrian comfort in a three span stress ribbon footbridge with carbon fibre cables; Development of prefabricated components with minimized cement content through the use of fine-grained secondary materials; Implementation of the ternary binder in shotcrete during the construction of the metro tunnel in Prague, Czech Republic; On the structural design of characteristic decks for three-span postensioned road flyovers Fernando Gonzalez-Vidosa, Julian Alcala Gonzalez
Section 3: Applications of optimum structural design
Optimization of a timber hall structure; Design methodology for engineering structures featuring automatic design concept generation by constraint programming and objective ranking by multi-attribute evaluation; Role of the social dimension in the sustainability-oriented maintenance optimization of bridges in coastal environments; Dynamic response optimization of steel jackets for offshore wind turbines with fatigue and time-dependent constraints; Infill optimization with the sequential element rejection and admission method: Porous structures for additive manufacturing
Calibration of the fracture locus of an AlSi10 aluminum alloy; Multi-phase nanostructured 60Si2Mn disc spring by a novel austempering process; Modeling of viscoelastic response of unidirectional fibrous composites made of basalt and carbon fibers; Review of autogenous and autonomous self-healing concrete technologies for marine environments; Directed orientation of steel fibres in ultra-high-performance cementitious composite using the magnetic field; Effect of amount of grafted CNT on carbon fiber on interfacial shear strength between carbon fiber and polyamide resin by microdroplet test; Mechanical properties of jute fiber using the heat treatment method; Effect of press displacement on impregnation properties in melted thermoplastic-resin transfer molding of continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites; Evaluation of the mechanical properties of braid-CFRTP produced by pultrusion; Influence of grooves and position of electrodes on the temperature distribution of a flat mold using high-frequency direct resistance heating; Simplified impact analysis in FEniCS using Hertz contact law; Effect of tetrathiafulvalene-tetracyanoquinodimethane addition on the mechanical properties of polyamide 6 nanofibers; Influence of nanofiber loading and moulding conditions on the joining strength of thermoplastic composites fabricated by injection over-moulding process
Section 2: Advanced structures
Impact response of aircraft structures enhanced with crushable energy absorbers: Crashworthiness analysis and passenger injury assessment; Study of pedestrian comfort in a three span stress ribbon footbridge with carbon fibre cables; Development of prefabricated components with minimized cement content through the use of fine-grained secondary materials; Implementation of the ternary binder in shotcrete during the construction of the metro tunnel in Prague, Czech Republic; On the structural design of characteristic decks for three-span postensioned road flyovers Fernando Gonzalez-Vidosa, Julian Alcala Gonzalez
Section 3: Applications of optimum structural design
Optimization of a timber hall structure; Design methodology for engineering structures featuring automatic design concept generation by constraint programming and objective ranking by multi-attribute evaluation; Role of the social dimension in the sustainability-oriented maintenance optimization of bridges in coastal environments; Dynamic response optimization of steel jackets for offshore wind turbines with fatigue and time-dependent constraints; Infill optimization with the sequential element rejection and admission method: Porous structures for additive manufacturing