MULTI-GOAL OPTIMIZATION OF A CARRY-MOULD.
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| Title: | MULTI-GOAL OPTIMIZATION OF A CARRY-MOULD. |
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| Authors: | Reggiani, B.1, Cosmi, F.2 |
| Source: | Engineering Transactions. 2009, Vol. 57 Issue 2, p105-112. 8p. |
| Subjects: | Engineering, Structural optimization, Spare parts, Guidelines, Installation of industrial equipment, Systems engineering, Machinery, Moments of inertia, Manufacturing processes |
| Abstract: | A common engineering task is the optimization of components that are part of multi-body assemblies, in which it is difficult to extrapolate and define the boundary conditions to be applied for the component optimization. This work presents a procedure for multi-goal optimization of components that are integrated in multipart engineering systems. The efficiency of the procedure is illustrated by means of a test case, a carry-mould that is part of a multi-component blowing machinery. Target goals of the optimization process are the minimization of moment of inertia and of global mass and the maximum allowable displacement in a number of control points. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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