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  1. 1Reduction of costs using virtual prototypingthe variable cost in development are high and therefore this process has best opportunities for reducing cost (by virtual prototyping)
    we need a lot of info in the early stage to choose right boundaries conditions.
    simulation gives answer to questions. simulation optimizes the construction, helps to choos best shape and material and helps to consider all boundaries for product.
  2. 2Frontloadingaim: to realize function, performance, technological and other characteristics of a product as early as possible in the development with the help of virtual prototyping (without doing expermiments and test real prototypes).
    early competition and time reduction means that we need more ressources
  3. 3philosophy of virtual prototypingdesign verification is possible in an early stage. there are more opportunities to refining, iterating and optimaziation.
    cut time and costs-> imporve quaility-> increase efficiency
  4. 4front up informationmore information in shorter time in the product development process -> reduction of risks
  5. 5why is sumlation advantageous?- testing can be impossible
    - it can be that testing is not a desirable option
    - very often testing is much more expensive
  6. 6general procedure of numerical simulationphenomenon, process
    -> mathematical model
    mathematical model
    -> numeric
    numerical algorithmn
    -> implementation
    simulation - code
    -> visualization
    results (for interpretation)
  7. 7what are mathematical and numerical models?mathematical model= simplified abstraction of reality
    numerical model= used when there is no closed form solution available for the mathematical model
  8. 8model complexitywith 20% effort/cost => 80% of information value can be achieved
  9. 9what can simulation be used for?validation
    calibration
    numerical experiments
    sensitivity analysis
  10. 10what is a dynamical system?a mathematical model describing the time-evolution of physical, chemical, biological and technical processes.
    real process and its dynamical systems are not identically. there is no unique dynamical system which describs the prcoess in real life. development of dynamical system called "modelling"
  11. 11what is a DMU?- digital mock up = virtual prototype.
    - is a real description of a product within a PC enviroment.
    - database
    - used to test and verify product functionalities
    - if used in very eary stage: -> aim: digital definition of the whole product and its functional analysis of basic features
  12. 12demans on DMU (7)- high quality visualization and 3D prototyping
    - packaging
    - kinematic simulation
    - comparisons of variants
    - envelope volumina
    - feedback into the construction process
    - assembly / disassembly investigations
  13. 13DMU functions (7)- overall modell
    - visualization
    - assembly / disassembly analysis
    - analysis of tolerances
    - investigations of surfaces
    - investigation of ergonomy
    - cuts and digital memos
  14. 14what is VR and AR?Virtual reality= computer generated virtual environment serving as a user interface
    augmented reality= a real scene, that keeps to be visible by using a semi-transparent display of a data helmet, is augmented with computer generated information
  15. 15usage of VR and AR in the product life cycle?VR: product planning, design, testing, research and manufacturing
    AR: product use, distribution, manufacture, testing, liquidation
  16. 16applications of VR (6)- product presentation for marketing
    - product styling and design
    - DMU
    - packaging
    - production
    - visualization of architectural surroundings
  17. 17applications of AR? (7)- augmented design review
    - augmented mock-ups
    - process support in the production
    - maintenance and service
    - support and training
    - assembly / disassembly
    - verification of sumulation results
  18. 18what is a finite element node DOF?finite element= geometric unit topology that is used for interpolation of the displacement field (using these is an approximation)
    node= corner or middle node of an element, being used to connect adjacent elements.
    DOF= degree of freedom, component of displacement at a node (max. 3 rotation, 3 translation=6 DOF/node)
  19. 19what does discretisation mean?devide into small pieces= meshing
    complex problem, looking for displacements of single nodes in a mesh, doing an interpolation in between
  20. 20types of analysisstatic:
    - linear (eigenfrequenzy analysis)
    - non linear (response analysis)
  21. 21what are restraints and constraints?restraints= selected DOF at selected nodes are blocked.
    constraints= are used for coupling of DOF at selected nodes.
  22. 22what is the job of the solver?- solves a linar, algebraic system of equations
    important:
    - computation rises quadratically by the number of nodes
    - memory demans
    - results are displacements
  23. 23visualization of stresses- calcuated from displacements/deformations
    - stresses are always less accurate than displacements
    - important stress results :
    -> von-mises-stress
    -> maximum principal stress
    -> minimum principal stress
  24. 24what is a multi body system? (4)- assemble of n solid bodies
    - bodies are somehow connected
    - forces may act on bodies
    - entire mechanism is "doing something"
  25. 25components of a multi body system ?5 elements
    - interial system
    - ridig body
    -flexible body
    - constraints
    - forces
  26. 26modes of analysismodes of analysis
  27. 27FEA and MBSFEA= finite element analysis
    + linear, elastic structures with many DOF
    - simulations with nonlinearities are not efficient
    MBS= multi body system
    + efficient with nonlinear simulations
    - limited to rigid bodies
    combined boths are the best solution -> strength of each method
  28. 28applications of MBS (6)- drive trains
    - wind energy plants
    - material transport
    - mechatronic or hydraulic systems
    - physiotherapy
    - rehabilitation
  29. 29what is CFD?- computational fluid dynamics deals with computation of the behaviour of non solid medias based on mathematical equations
    - results of CFD computations relevant data like pressure, velocity, temperature, density
    - used for: optimazation of design, conceptual studies of new design, detailed product development, investigation of existing problems
    - CFD delivers a qualitative understanding of the flow distribution
  30. 30advantages of CFD? (5)- cost and time reduction for smaller models
    - parameter studies withing a large range
    - detection of loss mechanism
    - simulation the "perfect" condition
    - comprehensive information
  31. 31disadvantage of CFD? (3)- computational time and cost can be very high for large models
    - CFD-model versus reality
    - models need to be validated
  32. 32applications of CFD (4)- automotive industry
    - space and air industry
    - energy industry
    - chemical industry
  33. 33when to use CFD? (6)- if structures can not be scaled for test
    - when detailed component information is required
    - when complex and chemical processes needs to be investigated
    - when empiric data are not available
    - investigations of critical conditions with high risk
    - configuration with can not be tested
  34. 34workflow of fatigue analysis?load spectrum (rainflow, stepped, sythetic) , specimen data, FE-Data(node or element stresses, influence factors) are computed to get results in damage and safety factors
  35. 35what is equivalent stress?- comparison of strain energy
    - idea: that it causes the same damage in the material as the real multi-axial stress tensor does
    - all equivalent stress are based on hypotheses
    - no best choice
  36. 36classification of loads- static load
    - alternating load
    - pulsating load
    - general load
  37. 37what is a loval SN curve?- SN curve is different for any postition
    - influence factors:
    *material
    * stress gradient
    *mean stress
    *surface properties
    *local temperature
  38. 38what is the difference between the conventional development process and optimazation?conventional= design and boundary conditions determine in design analysis to get perfomance
    optimazation= perfomance and boundarys conditions determine in design optimazation to get design
  39. 39what is the difference between stress based and damage based optimazation?stress based= just one instance in time
    damage based= integration of stress effects in a given time frame
  40. 40what is a design space and frozen areas?design space= area which is possible for topology optimazation
    frozen areas= cannot be changed
  41. 41describe the work flow of experimental fatigue testing (6)data flow:
    - application
    - data recording
    - field test
    - data processing
    - FEM analysis
    - test bench
  42. 42what are benefits of virtual test bench? (4)- shorten product development cycles
    - support for real test bench, if there occurs problems
    - effects at real set-ups at modified paramenter
    - co-operation of MBS simulation and FEM analysis

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