Designing of Topology Optimized Parts for Additive Manufacturing

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Due to the additive manufacturing process concept - layered synthesis of products, it becomes necessary to apply new approaches to the design of parts. One of the main tools that need to operate is numerical simulation, capable, with a skilful approach, to give an engineer an integrated procedure to the development of new products. Numerical modeling, in addition to carrying out strength calculations, includes topology optimization and the creation of lattice structures, through which it is possible to create lightweight products. New design meets requirements of strength characteristics. The use of this tool leads to a reduction in the amount of initial material and as a result - cost saving. In this paper, using the bracket as an example, was used the topology optimization method with subsequent redesign. The paper presents the results of calculations of the stress-strain state of the initial and final structures, allowing estimating the possible reduction in the mass of the product and the amount of consumable material in the manufacture of additive technologies.

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