Incorporating design for additive manufacturing in multidisciplinary design automation – Challenges identified

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Abstract

One interesting method to take advantage of the particular capabilities of Additive Manufacturing is to utilize a combination of lattice-structures and topology optimization. This paper presents the results and experiences from attempting to incorporate these in an existing multidisciplinary design automation system within the aerospace industry. A combined state of art and practice is outlined with discussions regarding challenges in current commercial CAD tools, multidisciplinary design automation, and with respect to aerospace requirements.

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Heikkinen, T., Stolt, R., & Elgh, F. (2020). Incorporating design for additive manufacturing in multidisciplinary design automation – Challenges identified. Computer-Aided Design and Applications, 17(5), 936–947. https://doi.org/10.14733/cadaps.2020.936-947

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