National Aviation Engineering Research Programme
Project:
PROJECT SUMMARY
This project, Mechanical whole engine conceptual design and analysis: A MEthodology for OPtimization, Integration and Automation, is a continuation of the pilot study project NFFP4202 – Mechanical whole engine modelling where a platform, together with a pilot that demonstrated the capability of the platform in an industrial scenario, was developed. This continuation project focuses on the development of the existing platform to incorporate optimization technology and simulation driven design methodology that through the product definition (jet engine components) enables balancing of more functional requirements (e.g. structural dynamics, aero dynamics and thermo dynamics) for effective analysis of whole engine concepts. The result is a methodology including systems approach, model implementation, model architecture together with analyses, which is applied on a realistic scenario through a pilot (demonstrator).
PROJECT INFORMATION
Project Leader: | Patrik Boart, Volvo Aero |
Staff FPD: | Marcus Sandberg, Functional Product Development Michael Kokkolaras, The University of Michigan Tobias Larsson, Functional Product Development Mats Oldenburg, Solid Mechanics Jan-Olov Aidanpää, Solid Mechanics Lars-Erik Lindgren, Materlal Mechanics |
Type: | Research |
Key research area: | Dynamics Functional Products Knowledge Enabled Engineering Material Mechanics Simulation Driven Design Solid Mechanics |
Application area: | Aeronautics and Space |
Time frame: | 2009-2011 |
Funding: | 4.4 MSEK |
Partners: | VINNOVA Volvo Aero |