Improvement of heat dissipation through heat sink optimization utilizing the shape freedom of AM! Introduction of DfAM case studies.
We will introduce a case study of lightweighting an upright for racing cars using Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM). We will define the design space, set the conditions, perform optimization shape calculations, and conduct stress analysis. Based on the designer's review, we will make shape adjustments as necessary and proceed to prototyping. Tokyo R&D and Japan Laminated Manufacturing have established analysis technologies compatible with additive manufacturing and will provide new solutions for manufacturing. 【Flow】 ■ Definition of design space ■ Setting of conditions ■ Calculation of optimized shapes ■ Stress analysis ■ Review by designer ■ Prototyping *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We are an engineering company that develops and produces specialized hoses in a one-stop manner as part of the Tokyo R&D Group, which undertakes automotive development. We supply hose products and piping systems to the motorsports industry, gaining high reliability. By enhancing our in-house design and development, strengthening AM (Additive Manufacturing) technology, and providing products through a supply chain with overseas partners, we will meet the diverse needs of our customers.