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Title: Lecture Problem 20'D5


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Lecture Problem 20.D5
  • Zane Kealey
  • 3/23/07

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Project Statement Summary
Given
  • Identify functions, objectives and constraints
  • Find expressions for both performance indices
    using free variable
  • Select metal alloys with a stiffness performance
    indice above 1.50, a strength performance indice
    above 6.0 and a minimum cost.

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Functions, Objectives and Constraints
  • Functions
  • Spans distance between to supports
  • Supports a distributed load
  • Objectives
  • Minimize mass, m
  • Minimize cost, m(/kg)
  • Constraints
  • Specified L, F, d and w
  • Must not permanently deform

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Performance indices
  • Stiffness performance indice, Ps
  • Solve for free variable t
  • Plug into mass equation because thats what were
    optimizing
  • Identify varying parameters
  • Invert expression so the performance index can be
    maximized

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Performance indices
  • Strength performance index, P
  • Same method as stiffness performance index

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Using performance indices
  • Need a Psgt1.5
  • Take the log of the performance expression
  • Slope of 3, y-intercept of 3.375
  • Use CES to determine which metal alloys have
    appropriate properties

WATCH UNITS IN CES!! 3.375 GPa/(g/cm3)3
2.01e-6 (106psi/(lb/ft3)3
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CES Stiffness Performance Index
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Strength performance index
  • Need a Pgt6.0
  • Slope of 2, y-intercept of 36
  • For CES
  • 36 MPa/(g/cm3)2 1.34e-3 (ksi/(lb/ft3)2)

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CES Strength Performance index
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Minimizing Cost
  • A log plot of densityprice versus Youngs
    Modulus can be used to find the most cost
    effective material
  • Slope is still 3 since we are just multiplying
    the density by a constant factor
  • The material farthest from the line is the lowest
    priced stiffness-per-mass

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CES Best priced stiffness-per-mass
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CES Best priced strength-per-mass
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Material Selection
  • To construct this bridge to meet required
    specifications and to minimize cost, an aluminum
    alloy would be the best choice.
  • This problem has applications in any design
    problem where you need to choose a material that
    will meet needed specifications and minimize cost.
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