Optimization design of the lower rocker arm of a vertical roller mill based on ansys workbench
Applied Sciences (Switzerland), ISSN: 2076-3417, Vol: 11, Issue: 21
2021
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The lower rocker arm is an important part of the vertical roller mill and its lightweight design is of great significance for reducing the mass and production cost of the roller mill. Firstly, the strength and deformation distribution of the lower rocker arm under working load were analyzed by ANSYS Workbench to determine the maximum stress and maximum deformation. The parts with large strength margin were used as the basis for the optimal design. During the analysis, firstly, the arm body of the lower rocker arm was determined part of the lightweight design. Secondly, the mass of the lower rocker arm was taken as the optimization target, the stress and displacement generated by the load of the lower rocker arm were taken as the constraint conditions, the structural size of the internal cavity of the lower rocker arm was taken as the optimization design parameter, and the mathematical model of the optimization design was established. Finally, the structural size of the internal cavity of the lower rocker arm was optimized by using the response surface optimization module and multi-objective genetic algorithm in ANSYS Workbench. The optimum results show that, compared with the original design model, the lower rocker mass was reduced by 346.3 kg and the decrease was about 5.29%, while the strength and deformation were nearly unchanged. Therefore, by optimizing the design, the material is saved and the cost is reduced, which can provide a reference basis for the design and light weight of the lower rocker arm.
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