Achieving desired nodal lines in freely vibrating structures via material-field series-expansion topology optimization

Yi YAN, Xiaopeng ZHANG, Jiaqi HE, Dazhi WANG, Yangjun LUO

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Front. Mech. Eng. ›› 2023, Vol. 18 ›› Issue (3) : 42. DOI: 10.1007/s11465-023-0758-y
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Achieving desired nodal lines in freely vibrating structures via material-field series-expansion topology optimization

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Accurately controlling the nodal lines of vibrating structures with topology optimization is a highly challenging task. The major difficulties in this type of problem include a large number of design variables, the highly nonlinear and multi-peak characteristics of iteration, and the changeable orders of eigenmodes. In this study, an effective material-field series-expansion (MFSE)-based topology optimization design strategy for precisely controlling nodal lines is proposed. Here, two typical optimization targets are established: (1) minimizing the difference between structural nodal lines and their desired positions, and (2) keeping the position of nodal lines within the specified range while optimizing certain dynamic performance. To solve this complex optimization problem, the structural topology of structures is first represented by a few design variables on the basis of the MFSE model. Then, the problems are effectively solved using a sequence Kriging-based optimization algorithm without requiring design sensitivity analysis. The proposed design strategy inherently circumvents various numerical difficulties and can effectively obtain the desired vibration modes and nodal lines. Numerical examples are provided to validate the proposed topology optimization models and the corresponding solution strategy.

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nodal line / topology optimization / structural dynamics design / material-field series-expansion

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Yi YAN, Xiaopeng ZHANG, Jiaqi HE, Dazhi WANG, Yangjun LUO. Achieving desired nodal lines in freely vibrating structures via material-field series-expansion topology optimization. Front. Mech. Eng., 2023, 18(3): 42 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11465-023-0758-y

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Nomenclature

||·||22-norm
CCorrelation matrix
Cd(r)Vector {C(r,r1),C(r,r2),...,C(r,rNMFP)}T
EYoung’s modulus
E0Young’s modulus of the considered solid material
EminSmall values of Young’s modulus for avoiding single-element matrices
fmqNodal line measurement function
gmqConstraint function
KNumber of current nodal lines
KStructural stiffness matrix
lcGiven correlation length
L1,L2,...,LKDesired nodal lines
Lk,mqCurrent nodal line
LmCorresponding nodal lines
MMass matrix
NMFPNumber of material points
pPenalty parameter
rCoordinate vector
riMaterial points
rk,jDesired node
rk,j,mqCurrent node
u, u¨Vectors of the degrees of freedom and accelerations, respectively
αWeighting factor
βParameter that controls the smoothness of the mapping
ρMass density
ρ0Mass density of the considered solid material
ρminSmall values of mass density for avoiding single-element matrices
ηVector of the undetermined coefficients or design variables
μ1, μ2Poisson’s ratios
λmmth eigenvalue
ωmmth eigenfrequency
φ(r)Continuous material-field function
ΦCorresponding eigenvectors
ΦmCorresponding eigenmode
χ(r)Structural topology
ΩdesDesign domain
ζ(ωi)User-specified function for some specific order eigenfrequencies
ΔjAllowable deviation of the current nodal lines from the desired nodal lines
ΛDiagonal matrix composed of the first N largest eigenvalues

Acknowledgements

This work was supported financially by the Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation, China (Grant No. 2022A1515240059), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 52275237), and the Shenzhen Stability Support Key Program in Colleges and Universities of China (Grant No. GXWD20220817133329001).

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The authors declare that they have no conflict of interest.

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