Untersuchungen zur Homogenisierung von Spannungsfeldern bei adaptiven Schalentragwerken mittels Auflagerverschiebung
Untersuchungen zur Homogenisierung von Spannungsfeldern bei adaptiven Schalentragwerken mittels Auflagerverschiebung
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适应 Schalentragwerken mittels Auflagerverschiebung 时的均匀化
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2014
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Stefan Neuhäuser
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Stefan Neuhäuser
Shell structures represent one of the most important structural typologies in the field of lightweight structures. Assuming proper geometry and support conditions are provided, shell structures carry external forces primarily via the development of stresses evenly distributed over their cross section. This so-called membrane state of stress enables shell structures to span large distances with low self-weight. The efficient load-carrying behaviour of a shell structure is strongly correlated to its geometry. Form-finding methods, under the application of a form-defining load case, allow for the determination of nearly ideal geometries. Self-weight is commonly considered to be this governing load case. When, however, in the interest of the conservation of resources, self-weight is reduced to the greatest extent possible, temporally variable and unevenly distributed loads predominate. Such loads deviate from the form-defining load case and lead to bending moments, inhomogeneities in the stress distribution as well as stress concentrations. During the design of the structure, such loading conditions typically require the application of additional material. This material is stressed inhomogeneously with respect to both time and location, and is utilized fully only on the rare occasions of peak demand. The concept of adaptive structures is based on the approach that the behaviour of an engineering structure is not established once during the inital design phase, but rather that the structural response is controlled continuously via the integration of active components. The activation of the structure focuses on the manipulation of the force and stress states, the displacements as well as the control of vibrations. This approach allows the structure to react to temporally and spatially variable loads with the goal of optimising the load-carrying behaviour. The design of the structural elements can thus be carried out for significantly reduced demands, ideally resulting in substantial material savings in comparison with passive structures. The subject of this dissertation is the active manipulation of the load-carrying behaviour of point-supported shell structures. The goal of this manipulation is the homongenisation of the stress fields and the minimisation of the maximum stresses governing the design. Within the context of the work presented, the active displacement of the supports is investigated as a means for this manipulation. The optimal activation processes are determined using numerical optimisation procedures. Both a global, stochastic procedure (Simulated Annealing algorithm) as well as a deterministic, gradient-based algorithm are investigated and compared. Due to the large displacements of the structure, nonlinear effects are considered