ES 240, final projects Fall 2007
Attached please find my final project.
Attached please find my final project.
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Here is the powerpoint of the final project, presented by Stevie Steiner and myself.
Attached is a PDF version of the PowerPoint presentation from our final project, titled "Viscous Deformation of a Quartz Tube Caused by Furnace Malfunction: Analysis and Modeling".
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This is the last problem set this semester. It is due on Friday, Dec. 14, 2007.
See attachment for ES 240 lecture notes on plasticity.
Andrew and I decided to work on some design topics.
Given a reference domain, some boundary conditions and a limited amount of material, which can not fill the whole domain, we want to determine the material distribution inside the domain so that the structure generated will contain the minimum elastic energy. This is called minimum compliance problem, a topic in the field of topology optimization.