In a recent project the authors have proposed the adoption of Optimization Systems [11 as a bridging element between Computer-Aided Innovation (CAI) and PLM to identify geometrical contradictions [2], a particular case of the TRIZ physical contradiction [3]. A further development of the research [4] has revealed that the solutions obtained from several topological optimizations can be considered as elementary customized modeling features for a specific design task. The topology overcoming the arising geometrical contradiction can be obtained through a manipulation of the density distributions constituting the conflicting pair. Already two strategies of density combination have been identified as capable to solve geometrical contradictions and several others are under extended testing. The paper illustrates the most recent results of the ongoing research mainly related to the extension of the algorithms from 2D to 3D design spaces. The whole approach is clarified by means of two detailed examples, where the proposed technique is compared with classical multi-goal optimization.

A novel paradigm for Computer-Aided Design: TRIZ-based hybridization of topologically optimized density distributions / A. CARDILLO; G. CASCINI; F.S. FRILLICI; F. ROTINI;. - STAMPA. - (2009), pp. 38-50.

A novel paradigm for Computer-Aided Design: TRIZ-based hybridization of topologically optimized density distributions

ROTINI, FEDERICO
2009

Abstract

In a recent project the authors have proposed the adoption of Optimization Systems [11 as a bridging element between Computer-Aided Innovation (CAI) and PLM to identify geometrical contradictions [2], a particular case of the TRIZ physical contradiction [3]. A further development of the research [4] has revealed that the solutions obtained from several topological optimizations can be considered as elementary customized modeling features for a specific design task. The topology overcoming the arising geometrical contradiction can be obtained through a manipulation of the density distributions constituting the conflicting pair. Already two strategies of density combination have been identified as capable to solve geometrical contradictions and several others are under extended testing. The paper illustrates the most recent results of the ongoing research mainly related to the extension of the algorithms from 2D to 3D design spaces. The whole approach is clarified by means of two detailed examples, where the proposed technique is compared with classical multi-goal optimization.
2009
9783642033452
Growth and development of Computer - Aided Innovation, Book Series: IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, Volume: 304
38
50
A. CARDILLO; G. CASCINI; F.S. FRILLICI; F. ROTINI;
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