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Robust Design: The Future of Engineering Analysis in Design Gene Allen and Brett Malone

Robust Design: The Future of Engineering Analysis in Design Gene Allen and Brett Malone

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Page 1: Robust Design: The Future of Engineering Analysis in Design Gene Allen and Brett Malone

Robust Design: The Future of Engineering Analysis in Design

Gene Allen and Brett Malone

Page 2: Robust Design: The Future of Engineering Analysis in Design Gene Allen and Brett Malone

Future of Engineering Analysis

COMPUTATION IS A COMMODITY

• GIVEN:– IMPROVING COMPUTATIONAL CAPABILITIES– BETTER COMMUNICATIONS CAPABILITIES– HIGHER CUTOMER EXPECTATIONS

• HOW DO YOU DO BETTER ENGINEERING?– IS PRODUCT UNDER-ENGINEERED?– OVER-ENGINEERED?

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Future of Engineering Analysis

OBJECTIVE – DESIGN A ROBUST PRODUCT

MINIMIZE THE IMPACT VARIABILITY IN DESIGN PARAMETERS HAS ON PRODUCT PERFORMANCE

ATTRIBUTES:• Reduced performance sensitivity to product

and use variability• Performance repeatability• Designed-in product reliability, durability and

operability• Safety even under malfunctions

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Assembly Models

Process Models

Material Models

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..Cycles

AltStrain

Inspection Models

Probability ofdetection

(e.g., flaws)

Loads

Historical data and models Operating conditions

CapabilityPredictedto occur

HARDWAREENVIRONMENT

CHARACTERIZATION

HARDWARE ASSEMBLYAND MATERIALS

CHARACTERIZATION

INTEGRATED CALCULATION OF• RISK • RELIABILITY• ROBUSTNESS • LIFE

MANUFACTURING

MATERIALS QUALITY ASSURANCE

LIFE CYCLE LOADS,TEMPS, ETC

OPERATIONS

Risk Measure

Fre

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Performance Parameter

Variability Management Attacks Fundamental Causes of Failure

Robust Design

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ROBUST DESIGN

PROVIDES ENGINEERS THE ABILITY TO:• Anticipate and Prevent Design Problems • Improve product and process Quality• Reduce time to market and number of prototypes

REPLACES TRIAL and ERROR WITH DESIGN DISCIPLINES

• Provides a structured method for engineering decision making.

Future of Engineering Analysis

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Future of Engineering Analysis

HOW DO YOU DO BETTER ENGINEERING TO

GET A ROBUST DESIGN?

• FOLLOW METHODOLOGICAL ENGINEERING PROCESSES that provide:– COHERENT DESIGN EXPLORATION– QUICK RESULTS– EASY TO USE

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Future of Engineering Analysis

PROCESS:• CAPTURE A DESIGN ANALYSIS PROCESS• RUN HUNDREDS OF INSTANCES OF THAT

PROCESS– FOLLOW COHERENT METHODS FOR EXPLORING DESIGN OPTIONS

• DO QUICKLY WITH COMPUTE CAPABILITIES AVAILABLE – INTRANET NOW – INTERNET TOMORROW

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Future of Engineering Analysis

DESIGN ANALYSIS PROCESS MODEL (MATH MODEL)

• A NETWORK OF ONE OR MORE INDEPENDENT SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS (FUNCTIONAL MODELS)– REPRESENTS ONE INSTANCE OF THE DESIGN ANALYSIS

PROCESS– USED TO DETERMINE ONE POINT IN THE DESIGN SPACE.

• ONE OR MORE DESIGN EXPLORATIONS METHODS WILL BE USED TO RUN HUNDREDS OF INSTANCES OF THE DESIGN ANALYSIS MODEL – BY METHODOLOGICALLY VARYING THE INPUT

VARIABLES

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Green boxes represent independent software applications called FUNCTIONAL MODELS

Design Analysis Model (Math Model)

Geometry Variables

Heat Transfer Variables

Mechanical LoadVariables

Material PropertyVariables

GeometryEngine

MechanicalStress

Analyzer

Life (F.S.)Analyzer

Rapid Developed Links

Response Variables (R’s)

Mass Max.Temperature Max.Combined StressF.S.

Input Variables (X’s)

Thermal Stress + Mechanical Stress

ThermalAnalyzer

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ServicePallet

MSC.RD Design Analysis Model

• Customizable Service Pallet; Click and Drop Services

Connector

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ModelCenter Process Integration

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DESIGN EXPLORATION METHODS

• TYPICAL/EXTREME DETERMINISTIC ANALYSIS

• DESIGN SCANS

• SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS

• DETERMINISTIC OPTIMIZATION

• PROBABILISTIC (STOCHASTIC) SIMULATION

• TAGUCHI ANALYSIS

Future of Engineering Analysis

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VIEW RESULTSTAGUCHI ANALYSIS RESULTS

Local MinimumGlobal Minimum

RESPONSE SURFACES

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Design Exploration with

Methods

• Taguchi• Monte Carlo• Design Scans• Sensitivity Analysis• Optimization• Single point

Engineering Simulation with Distributed Computing

• Mechanical Design• Manufacturing• Stress• Dynamics• Risk• Support

• Intranet• Web

MSC.ROBUST DESIGNENABLES

RAPID DESIGN EXPLORATIONBY LINKING

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MSC.Robust Design Service Process

• Work with Users to establish design-analysis process input

• Integrate MSC.Software RD with the User’s IT infrastructure

• Ensure integration of functional models• After services complete, User left with:

– Software and process that provides capability to conduct Robust Design for a family of products/parts with significant increase in use of installed software tools and hardware

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ESTABLISH PROCESS PARTNERSHIP

MSC HAS:

WORLD CLASS MULTI-DISCIPLINE ENGINEERS WHO KNOW SOFTWARE AND ENGINEERING ANALYSES

CUSTOMER HAS:

WORLD CLASS EXPERTISE IN MAKING WHATEVER

BOTH ARE NEEDED TO PROVIDE A ROBUST DESIGN CAPABILITY

THAT CUSTOMER’S PEOPLE CAN USE TO IMPROVE THEIR PRODUCTS

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MSC.Software - Phoenix PartnershipPhoenix • Has BEST NT-based process capture tools:

- Easy to use- Easy to install- Easy to learn

• CATIA V5 Development Environment

MSC.Software• Has BEST process analysis capability:

- Selection of design exploration methods- Parallel analysis through distributed computing- Structural analysis applications

• Dassault Strategic Partnership