Mechanical Design Using Open-Source Software (Eigenvalue Analysis by Parametric Study)

Takeshi Gonda; Masaki Yakabe; Yasutaka Hayamizu; Shinichi Morita; Toshihiko Kawabe; Kento Nishinaka

doi:10.4028/p-KrmN8j

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Mechanical Design Using Open-Source Software (Eigenvalue Analysis by Parametric Study)

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In this paper, to confirm the effectiveness and validity of the open-source software Salome–Meca, we constructed and operated Salome–Meca in a design/development environment and performed basic problem solving and eigenvalue analysis, as well as structural analysis. A parametric study was then carried out in collaboration with the open-source software Dakota. Analysis results of Salome–Meca matched both theoretical values and analysis results of ANSYS. Furthermore, the parameter research in Dakota confirmed the eigenvalues and deformation behavior of a pump column pipe as each variable in Salome–Meca was changed; moreover, Salome–Meca and Dakota executed a series of analysis operations normally and automatically. Therefore, Salome–Meca and Dakota are expected to optimize the shape of a structure while avoiding resonance points at natural frequencies.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 139)

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19-24

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February 2024

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Takeshi Gonda*, Masaki Yakabe, Yasutaka Hayamizu, Shinichi Morita, Toshihiko Kawabe, Kento Nishinaka

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FEM, Numerical Analysis, Open-Source Software, Parametric Study

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