Shape change analysis of tensegrity models

This paper presents a computational strategy for shape change of tensegrity models to achieve the prescribed target coordinates of a set of monitored nodes via forced elongation of cables. Mathematical formulation for incremental equilibrium equations of a tensegrity model during the shape change an...

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Published in:Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures
Main Author: Oh C.L.; Choong K.K.; Nishimura T.; Kim J.-Y.; Hassanshahi O.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Brazilian Association of Computational Mechanics 2019
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Oh C.L.; Choong K.K.; Nishimura T.; Kim J.-Y.; Hassanshahi O.
Shape change analysis of tensegrity models
2019
Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures
16
7
10.1590/1679-78255407
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85073282213&doi=10.1590%2f1679-78255407&partnerID=40&md5=2623090435e626e71e3493c9e3d98c44
This paper presents a computational strategy for shape change of tensegrity models to achieve the prescribed target coordinates of a set of monitored nodes via forced elongation of cables. Mathematical formulation for incremental equilibrium equations of a tensegrity model during the shape change analysis is derived and presented. An optimization approach in determining forced elongation of cables using sequential quadratic programming with defined inequality constraints is formulated and presented. Four tensegrity models namely the simplex, quadruplex, two-stage tensegrity model and tapered three-stage tensegrity model are tested using the proposed shape change algorithm. Capability of tensegrity models to undergo bending, axial, twisting deformation and combinations of these deformations is also described. © 2019, Brazilian Association of Computational Mechanics. All rights reserved.
Brazilian Association of Computational Mechanics
16797817
English
Article
All Open Access; Gold Open Access
author Oh C.L.; Choong K.K.; Nishimura T.; Kim J.-Y.; Hassanshahi O.
spellingShingle Oh C.L.; Choong K.K.; Nishimura T.; Kim J.-Y.; Hassanshahi O.
Shape change analysis of tensegrity models
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author_sort Oh C.L.; Choong K.K.; Nishimura T.; Kim J.-Y.; Hassanshahi O.
title Shape change analysis of tensegrity models
title_short Shape change analysis of tensegrity models
title_full Shape change analysis of tensegrity models
title_fullStr Shape change analysis of tensegrity models
title_full_unstemmed Shape change analysis of tensegrity models
title_sort Shape change analysis of tensegrity models
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description This paper presents a computational strategy for shape change of tensegrity models to achieve the prescribed target coordinates of a set of monitored nodes via forced elongation of cables. Mathematical formulation for incremental equilibrium equations of a tensegrity model during the shape change analysis is derived and presented. An optimization approach in determining forced elongation of cables using sequential quadratic programming with defined inequality constraints is formulated and presented. Four tensegrity models namely the simplex, quadruplex, two-stage tensegrity model and tapered three-stage tensegrity model are tested using the proposed shape change algorithm. Capability of tensegrity models to undergo bending, axial, twisting deformation and combinations of these deformations is also described. © 2019, Brazilian Association of Computational Mechanics. All rights reserved.
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