LATTICE STRUCTURE OPTIMIZATION for ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING Büşra Aslan1*, Ali Rıza Yıldız2 1Uludağ University, Bursa, Turkey 2Bursa Technical University, Bursa, Turkey
IEEE B. Aslan, A. Yıldız, "LATTICE STRUCTURE OPTIMIZATION for ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING", SETSCI Conference Proceedings, vol. 3, pp. 1331-1334, 2018.
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author = {Aslan, Büşra and Yıldız, Ali Rıza},
title = {LATTICE STRUCTURE OPTIMIZATION for ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING},
year = {2018},
volume = {3},
pages = {1331-1334},
publisher = {SETSCI Conference Proceedings},
abstract = {One of the major problems encountered designers working in the developing industry is how product can get better
designs in the first stages. There are many structural optimization methods for weight reduction operations. One of them is the
lattice structural optimization method. First, topology optimization process is applied on the model, then lattice structural
optimization method is applied. The goal of topology optimization is to distribute the material for the best structural performance.
Then the unnecessary material is removed from the model and the lattice structure is applied. The lattice contains complicated
structures using minimal material to fill the volume while maintaining rigidity of the model. After optimization, the structure has
a complicated geometry that it can’t be produced by conventional methods. In this case, the 3d printer/additive manufacturing is
used for producing.
The statically analysis of the final model, obtained from the optimization, was conducted using the finite element method and
the results was compared with the initial design of the model. Positive results is obtained as a result of the comparison and it is
show that topology optimization and lattice structural optimization can be used in the design of vehicle elements.
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designs in the first stages. There are many structural optimization methods for weight reduction operations. One of them is the
lattice structural optimization method. First, topology optimization process is applied on the model, then lattice structural
optimization method is applied. The goal of topology optimization is to distribute the material for the best structural performance.
Then the unnecessary material is removed from the model and the lattice structure is applied. The lattice contains complicated
structures using minimal material to fill the volume while maintaining rigidity of the model. After optimization, the structure has
a complicated geometry that it can’t be produced by conventional methods. In this case, the 3d printer/additive manufacturing is
used for producing.
The statically analysis of the final model, obtained from the optimization, was conducted using the finite element method and
the results was compared with the initial design of the model. Positive results is obtained as a result of the comparison and it is
show that topology optimization and lattice structural optimization can be used in the design of vehicle elements.
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LATTICE STRUCTURE OPTIMIZATION for ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Büşra Aslan1*, Ali Rıza Yıldız2 1Uludağ University, Bursa, Turkey 2Bursa Technical University, Bursa, Turkey * Corresponding author: busra.aslan@btu.edu.tr
One of the major problems encountered designers working in the developing industry is how product can get better
designs in the first stages. There are many structural optimization methods for weight reduction operations. One of them is the
lattice structural optimization method. First, topology optimization process is applied on the model, then lattice structural
optimization method is applied. The goal of topology optimization is to distribute the material for the best structural performance.
Then the unnecessary material is removed from the model and the lattice structure is applied. The lattice contains complicated
structures using minimal material to fill the volume while maintaining rigidity of the model. After optimization, the structure has
a complicated geometry that it can’t be produced by conventional methods. In this case, the 3d printer/additive manufacturing is
used for producing.
The statically analysis of the final model, obtained from the optimization, was conducted using the finite element method and
the results was compared with the initial design of the model. Positive results is obtained as a result of the comparison and it is
show that topology optimization and lattice structural optimization can be used in the design of vehicle elements.
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