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  • A Conceptual Design Method for Heavy Equipment Using Resilient Principles

Session: CIE-05-01CIE Graduate Student Poster Symposium

Paper Number: 74870

Start Time: August 18, 10:00 AM

74870 - A Conceptual Design Method for Heavy Equipment Using Resilient Principles 

In practical engineering project, partial known or uncertain environment will be encountered. To

tackle this problem, a design methodology based on resilient conceptual design is proposed to

support the design process of product which can meet the requirements during the actual

production process. Resilience represents the ability of the system to resist interference and recover.

A resilient system can continue to work in a constantly changing or multi-interference environment

after being impacted, disturbed or damaged. These changes or disturbances are uncertain or

partially known during the design process . A new design methodology based on resilient

conceptual design that can be applied in heavy equipment design is proposed. In substations,

restricted by various external conditions, there are many heavy components installed in limited

space room and cannot use large-scale hoisting and transportation equipment, and different indoor

substations have different spaces and areas, therefore, the above conditions have brought partial

known or uncertain environment to the equipment that complete the installation and

transportation of these components. Thus, the design of those equipment that complete the

installation and transportation of these components needs implementation of resilient conceptual

design, meanwhile it is a strong verification of resilient conceptual design. Based on previous

research results of the research team and literature reading, I proposed a design methodology

based on resilient conceptual design and designed a new type crane which can meet the

requirements during the installation and transportation of components in substations.

Presenting Author: Yi Liu Sichuan University

Authors:

Yi Liu Sichuan University
Xin Guo Sichuan University

A Conceptual Design Method for Heavy Equipment Using Resilient Principles

Paper Type

Student Poster Presentation

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