Performance Indicies & Materials Selection Flashcards

Lecture 7

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What is the equation for the performance index?

A

p = f((functional requirements, F), (geometric parameters, G), (materials properties, M)) = f(F,G,M)

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What are the functional requirements for performance?

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Performance specified by the design (e.g. must be able to carry a certain load)

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What are the geometric parameters for performance?

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size and shape

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What are the material properties for performance?

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density and modulus

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What should we do to optimise performance?

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to optimise performance want to maximise/minimise p
assuming that the individual factors are separable
p = f1(F)f2(G)f3(M)
hence need to maximise/minimise f3(M) regardless of the other functions

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