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Design Evolution of a Typical Aircraft Engine Mount Bracket Using FE Based Optimisation Technique

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Title Design Evolution of a Typical Aircraft Engine Mount Bracket Using FE Based Optimisation Technique
 
Creator Revanasidda, Benur
Akshatha, HT
 
Subject Structural Mechanics
 
Description In the present scenario of aerospace sector, structure weight is considered to be major factor in deciding the performance, efficiency etc. One of the potential major weight reduction contributor is the structural airframe. Structure optimization which deals with the structural weight reduction without compromising strength is a complicated, time consuming and experience based process.In this paper, optimisation of a critical bracket of flying prototype aircraft engine mount is demonstrated using a Finite Element(FE) based optimisation software Altairoptistruct. The optimisation is carried in two steps. Topology optimisation, which is anelastic energy based optimisation to search for anoptimum material distribution followed by a size optimisationto get a final solution of the product. The optimisation was carried with an objective of weight reduction satisfying the strength requirements. As an outcome of this exercise, the final product ready for realisation is lighter in weight by around 20% compared to the initial design.
 
Publisher Exploro international
 
Date 2015-06
 
Type Journal Article
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://nal-ir.nal.res.in/12286/1/IISRT_Akshata%2DHT.pdf
Revanasidda, Benur and Akshatha, HT (2015) Design Evolution of a Typical Aircraft Engine Mount Bracket Using FE Based Optimisation Technique. International Journal of Mechanical Civil and Control Engineering, Vol. 1 (Issue.). pp. 7-11. ISSN 2394-8868
 
Relation http://nal-ir.nal.res.in/12286/