CAREER: Incorporation of Engineering Analysis Within Design Synthesis
职业:将工程分析纳入设计综合
基本信息
- 批准号:9702797
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 28.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:1997
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1997-07-01 至 2002-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This CAREER award supports research and curriculum activities for applied engineering analysis and product development. More specifically, the grant will enable a design environment which reveals the first-order effects that drive the design behavior, aiding the engineer to better internalize the causality between critical design decisions and a product's performance. The critical activity of the project is the development of analysis and design objects that permit automatic application of analytical methods, appropriate boundary conditions, and numerical solution to the features of a designed component. To develop and demonstrate the methodology, cost and cooling analyses are to be developed and applied in the design of injection molded parts. The developed methods can later be extended to mechanical assemblies, different manufacturing processes, and additional analysis types for integration into engineering education and practice. The research results will be translated to academic curricula and industry application through integration with commercial design environments. If the goals are achieved, engineers would gain the ability to synthesize designs with real-time feedback regarding the product's purpose and performance. In academia, students could gain more thoretical understanding, engineering intuition, and confidence by exploring analysis in the context of design synthesis. In industry, the integrated environment should aid engineers develop more robust molded parts with reduced time, effort, and cost.
该职业奖支持应用工程分析和产品开发方面的研究和课程活动。更具体地说,这笔拨款将使设计环境能够揭示驱动设计行为的一阶效应,帮助工程师更好地将关键设计决策和产品性能之间的因果关系内在化。该项目的关键活动是开发分析和设计对象,允许自动应用分析方法、适当的边界条件和对所设计组件的特征进行数值求解。为了开发和演示该方法,将开发成本和冷却分析,并将其应用于注塑零件的设计。开发的方法稍后可以扩展到机械装配、不同的制造工艺和其他分析类型,以便集成到工程教育和实践中。研究成果将通过与商业设计环境的整合,转化为学术课程和行业应用。如果实现了这些目标,工程师将能够将设计与有关产品用途和性能的实时反馈相结合。在学术界,学生可以通过在设计综合的背景下探索分析来获得更多的理论理解、工程直觉和信心。在工业中,集成环境应该有助于工程师开发更坚固的注塑部件,从而减少时间、精力和成本。
项目成果
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