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Schematic of steps in topology optimization of flexible multibody systems using the floating frame of reference formulation

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Revolute joint modeled with truss elements

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Von Mises Stress distribution (MPa) in the constrained joint with (a) linear truss elements, (b) gap elements, and (c) preloaded truss elements

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Revolute joint with clearance

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Von Mises Stress distribution (MPa) in the constrained joint with (a) static contact simulation using full nonlinear FE model and (b) contact simulation using proposed approach based on Hertzian contact law

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Magnitude of nodal displacement (μm) in the constrained joint

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Magnitude of nodal displacement (μm) in the constrained joint with (a) static contact simulation using full nonlinear FE model and (b) contact simulation using Hertzian contact

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Schematic view of the flexible slider–crank mechanism

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Optimized structures with different joint models. (a) Joints modeled with rigid bearing domain, (b) Joints modeled with rigid bearing ring, (c) Joints modeled with preloaded truss elements, and (d) Modified joint model with correction loads.

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Comparison of sliding mass deviation (top) and the compliance (bottom) using floating frame of reference approach (FFoR) and nonlinear finite element (nonlin)

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Optimized design of bearing domain using floating frame of reference approach (FFoR) and nonlinear finite element (nonlin)