Design Optimization of Opposite Tape-Spring Flexure Hinges

Hui Yang; Rong Qiang Liu; Hong Wei Guo; Jian Guo Tao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.740.99

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Design Optimization of Opposite Tape-Spring Flexure Hinges

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An optimal design method for the qusai-static folding and deployment of opposite tape-spring flexure (OTSF) hinges is presented based on the response surface method. The full factorial method is employed to design of experiments, and the qusai-static folding and deployment nonlinear analysis is obtained by ABAQUS/Explicit slover. The surrogate models of the OTSF flexure hinge are derived by the response surface method. Considering lightweight and high stability, the peak moment of quasi-static folding and deployment, and maximum Mises stress in complete folding configuration as well as mass are set as the objectives to get the optimal performances. The modified NSGA-II is used to seek for an optimal design. The relative errors of the objectives between the optimal design and the FE analysis results are less than 3.5%.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 740)

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Hui Yang*, Rong Qiang Liu, Hong Wei Guo, Jian Guo Tao

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Deployment, Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Flexure Hinges, Folding, Multiobjective Optimization, Response Surface Method, Tape-Spring

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