Design of maximum permeability material structures

By James K. Guest, Jean-Herve Prevost. 2007

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Mechanics of Materials

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Topology optimization of creeping fluid flows using a Darcy–Stokes finite element (2006, methodology): “Further, we have used the methodology and Darcy regularization to design periodic porous materials with maximized permeability [33, 34].”
Systematic Design of Metamaterials by Topology Optimization (2009, methodology): “The method has also been applied to combined elasticity and permeability problems [ 9 , 17, 29] and lately to combined fluid permeability and structural problems [8].”
A survey of structural and multidisciplinary continuum topology optimization: post 2000 (2014, background): “Later, Guest and Prévost (2006a, 2007) and Chen et al. (2009) designed periodic structures for both stiffness and fluid permeability while Chen et al. (2010b) and de Kruijf et al. (2007) designed for stiffness and thermal conductivity.”
Level set topology optimization of fluids in Stokes flow (2009, methodology): “to large-scale problems [6], microstructures have been designed for permeability [7] and combined permeability and stiffness [8], and topology optimization has been applied to fluid flows with regions of Darcy and Stokes flow [9] and with low-to-moderate Reynolds numbers [10–13].”
Topology optimization for functionally graded cellular composites with metamaterials by level sets (2018, methodology): “Many topological design methods have been developed to create microstructures with extreme or expected properties [13-16, 44-51].”
A multi-resolution method for 3D multi-material topology optimization (2015, unknown): “…[1], topology optimization has been used widely in designing mechanical components and other engineering applications e.g., thermoelasticity [2], fluid flow [3,4], acoustics [5], wave propagation [6], aerospace design [7], multi-functional material design [8–11], multi-physics systems [12,13], etc.”
Concurrent topology optimization of structures and their composite microstructures (2014, methodology): “Currently, topology optimization techniques are mainly used to solve one-scale design problems either for the optimal design of macrostructures to improve their structural performance or for the material design to develop new microstructures with prescribed or extreme properties [13–17].”