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À§»óÃÖÀû ; ¼ö·Å ; ¼³°èº¯¼ö ; °¡¼Ó¹ý ; À̵¿°ú Á¤±ÔÈµÈ heaviside ÇÔ¼ö ; Ãʱ⠱¸¸Û ; Topology Optimization ; Convergence ; Design Variable ; Accelerating Method ; Moved and Regularized Heaviside Function ; Initial Hole ; Bubble Method |
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This Study proposes the introduction of the hole in initial design and an accelerating method of design variable as new methods for the optimization of convergence of topology. The accelerating method of design variable implements a "moved and regularized Heaviside function" and improves the movement velocity of design variable. Since this function is defined as the combination of concave and convex function in domain between 0 and 1, design variables under 0.5 move fast toward value of 0 and those over 0.5 are rapidly transferred to value of 1. Introduction of initial hole enforces changes of topology by finite changes of design variable and therefore improves the convergence of optimization. In this study, the effects of the introduction of the initial hole and the accelerating method of design variables in the density distribution method of topology optimization are verified with numerical examples of linear elastostatic structures. |