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Optimizing topology and utilizing 3D printing for three-branch connections in tree-inspired structures

Alzahraa M SayedHeba E Sheir

Abstract

This study explores the use of topology optimization and 3D printing techniques to design and fabricate efficient three-branch joints in structures inspired by the branching patterns of trees. The aim is to enhance the structural integrity and material efficiency of these joints, which are critical in complex architectural designs and engineering applications.

Architecture and Computational DesignAdvanced Theoretical and Applied Studies in Material Sciences and GeometryManufacturing Process and Optimization3D printingTopology optimizationBranching (polymer chemistry)Topology (electrical circuits)Tree (set theory)Computer scienceTree structureEngineering drawingEngineeringData structure
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