Optimalizace topologie komponent pohonné jednotky

Powertrain Component Topology Optimisation

Type of document
diplomová práce
master thesis
Author
Kimmerlin Florian
Supervisor
Hořenín Jindřich
Opponent
Doleček Vít
Field of study
Advanced Powertrains
Study program
Master of Automotive Engineering
Institutions assigning rank
ústav automobilů, spalovacích motorů a kolejových vozidel
Defended
2018-09-10


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Abstract
This paper aims to describe how a topology optimisation process has been implemented in Jaguar Land Rover’s Powertrain Research Design Team through the delivery of an example component, the cam-carrier of an in-line 6 cylinders petrol engine. It first focuses on optimisation in general, describing its base principles as well as more detailed concepts, before to explain how the optimisation has been run on the example component. Then, this paper evaluates how to create and implement a self-contained topology optimisation process within a design team, without disrupting the already existing processes.
 
This paper aims to describe how a topology optimisation process has been implemented in Jaguar Land Rover’s Powertrain Research Design Team through the delivery of an example component, the cam-carrier of an in-line 6 cylinders petrol engine. It first focuses on optimisation in general, describing its base principles as well as more detailed concepts, before to explain how the optimisation has been run on the example component. Then, this paper evaluates how to create and implement a self-contained topology optimisation process within a design team, without disrupting the already existing processes.
 
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http://hdl.handle.net/10467/81252
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