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1. Introduction
2. Process Integration
and variation studies
6. Signal
Processing
3. optiSLang
inside ANSYS
5. ANSYS Mechanical
APDL in optiSLang
4. ANSYS Workbench
node in optiSLang
Introduction
Excellence of optiSLang
• sensitivity analysis
• design/data exploration
• calibration of virtual models to tests
• optimization of product performance
• quantification of product robustness and product reliability
• Robust Design Optimization (RDO) and Design for Six
Sigma (DFSS)
Process Integration
and variation studies
Process Integration
Parametric model as base for
• User defined optimization (design) space
• Naturally given robustness (random) space
Design variables
Entities that define the
design space
Response variables
The CAE process Outputs from the
Generates the system
Scattering variables results according
Entities that define the to the inputs
robustness space
optiSLang Integrations
Direct integrations
ANSYS Workbench
Matlab
Excel
Python
SimulationX
Supported connections
Ansys APDL
Abaqus
Adams
AMESim
…
Arbitary connection of
ASCII file based solvers
DoE MOP
Solver
Optimization on MOP
• Requires only one solver run to verify the optima from the MOP
• Save time to market
• Improve product performance
Optimization of a Hook
How to change the hook, so that
• The v.-Mises stress will not exceed 200MPa
• The mass will be as minimal as possible and
• Certain geometry parameters will be in
predefined bounds?
A Outer_Diameter 25-35 mm
B Connection_Length 20-40 mm
C Opening_Angle 10-30 °
D Upper_Blend_Radius 18-22 mm
E Lower_Blend_Radius 18-22 mm
F Connection_Angle 120-150 °
G Lower_Radius 45-55 mm
H Fillet_Radius 2-4 mm
I Thickness 15-25 mm
Depth 15-25 mm
Questions
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Fully parametric
Proof optima:
• Automatic verification with
real ANSYS call
• Check differences in post-
processing
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(C)
(A)
Signal Processing
Signals in optiSLang
• Signals are vector outputs having an abscissa (e.g. time axis)
and several output channels (e.g. displacements, velocities)
• Signal functions enables the user to extract local and statistical
quantities and to analyze differences between several signals
• Match signal data (curves) with Signal Processing
Training Program
Training
optiSLang Basics
• 3 day introduction to process integration (ASCII, Matlab, Excel, Python),
sensitivity, optimization, calibration and robustness analysis
optiSLang Update
• 1 day update seminar introducing process integration and automation
with optiSLang
Thank you
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