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Title: WEIGHT MINIMIZATION OF A HOLLOW SHAFT USING NON-TRADITIONAL OPTIMIZATION
Authors: Rejula, Mercy J
Amudhini Stephen, S Elizabeth
Issue Date: Dec-2022
Publisher: AIP Conference Proceedings
Abstract: A shaft is used to transmit power from a device that produces power to a gadget that absorbs energy. The strength of the hollow shaft is greater than the equal weight stable shaft. Hollow shafts have a greater polar second of inertia, which permits them to transmit greater torque than stable shafts. Non-Traditional Optimization strategies are efficaciously used to resolve many engineering problems. This paper uses ten non-traditional optimization techniques to discover the weight minimization of a hollow shaft. The comparative outcomes display that the Particle Swarm Optimization outperforms different techniques.
URI: https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2022AIPC.2670e0005R/abstract
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