Sentence examples for mechanical design variables from inspiring English sources

Their elastic response can be finely tuned by playing with several geometrical and mechanical design variables.

In this background, at the first level (macroscopic scale) the goal is to find the optimum value of geometric and mechanical design variables of the panel minimising its mass and meeting the set of imposed constraints.

In this approach, an optimal design problem is formulated on the basis of an integrated thermo-mechanical finite element process model so as to treat diverse process parameters, either thermal or mechanical, as the design variables to be optimized, and a derivative based approach is adopted for conducting optimization.

The paper illustrates the new type of chart with the example of the design optimisation of a large mechanical structure that has four design variables.

The synthesis of the variable camber mechanism is described along with details of the mechanical design, showing the feasibility of this solution.

This study presents an approach to the mechanical design of multi-material parts, intending to provide the values of the involved design variables, such as reduced metal thickness, number of composite layers and layer orientation.

Relative density and strut stacking order are the prime design variables of this ultralight material and the mechanical properties could be engineered by controlling these parameters.

We show that mechanical design can be conducted where consideration of polycrystalline microstructure as a continuous design variable is facilitated by use of a spectral representation space.

Optimal design variables, for the best combinations of the thermal and mechanical performances – the panel geometry and the discharge density – are examined by the analytic and numerical means.

The mechanical performance indices of the uncertain structure are described as the functions of design variables and interval parameters.

The mechanical performance indices of an uncertain structure are described as the functions of both design variables and interval parameters.