In order to optimize the crashworthy characteristic of energy-absorbing structures, the surrogate models of specific energy absorption （SEA） and ratio of SEA to initial peak force （REAF） with respect to the design...In order to optimize the crashworthy characteristic of energy-absorbing structures, the surrogate models of specific energy absorption （SEA） and ratio of SEA to initial peak force （REAF） with respect to the design parameters were respectively constructed based on surrogate model optimization methods （polynomial response surface method （PRSM） and Kriging method （KM））. Firstly, the sample data were prepared through the design of experiment （DOE）. Then, the test data models were set up based on the theory of surrogate model, and the data samples were trained to obtain the response relationship between the SEA ＆amp; REAF and design parameters. At last, the structure optimal parameters were obtained by visual analysis and genetic algorithm （GA）. The results indicate that the KM, where the local interpolation method is used in Gauss correlation function, has the highest fitting accuracy and the structure optimal parameters are obtained as： the SEA of 29.8558 kJ/kg （corresponding toa=70 mm andt= 3.5 mm） and REAF of 0.2896 （corresponding toa=70 mm andt=1.9615 mm）. The basis function of the quartic PRSM with higher order than that of the quadratic PRSM, and the mutual influence of the design variables are considered, so the fitting accuracy of the quartic PRSM is higher than that of the quadratic PRSM.展开更多
The Next Generation Subsea Production System(NextGen SPS)is an innovative concept for petroleum development in ultra-deep water areas,mainly consisting of artificial seabed(AS),rigid ris-ers,flexible jumpers and moori...The Next Generation Subsea Production System(NextGen SPS)is an innovative concept for petroleum development in ultra-deep water areas,mainly consisting of artificial seabed(AS),rigid ris-ers,flexible jumpers and mooring lines.To improve the overall performance and design efficiency of NextGen SPS,an integrated design approach for the NextGen SPS based on multidisciplinary design optimization(MDO)method was investigated in this paper by combing the multidisciplinary feasible(MDF)architecture and particle swarm optimization(PSO)algorithm to establish the design frame-work.Two sub-disciplines of hydrodynamic analysis and global performance analysis were defined,and analysis method in each sub-discipline was introduced.Surrogate models of hydrodynamic analy-sis and global performance analysis were developed by using Latin hypercube sampling method and back propagation neural network(BPNN).Surrogate models were incorporated into the design frame-work,through which an integrated design for NextGen SPS at a depth of 3000 m was implemented.It is concluded that both the overall performance and the design efficiency of NextGen SPS are improved.展开更多
基金Project(U1334208)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2013GK2001)supported by the Fund of Hunan Provincial Science and Technology Department,China
文摘In order to optimize the crashworthy characteristic of energy-absorbing structures, the surrogate models of specific energy absorption （SEA） and ratio of SEA to initial peak force （REAF） with respect to the design parameters were respectively constructed based on surrogate model optimization methods （polynomial response surface method （PRSM） and Kriging method （KM））. Firstly, the sample data were prepared through the design of experiment （DOE）. Then, the test data models were set up based on the theory of surrogate model, and the data samples were trained to obtain the response relationship between the SEA ＆amp; REAF and design parameters. At last, the structure optimal parameters were obtained by visual analysis and genetic algorithm （GA）. The results indicate that the KM, where the local interpolation method is used in Gauss correlation function, has the highest fitting accuracy and the structure optimal parameters are obtained as： the SEA of 29.8558 kJ/kg （corresponding toa=70 mm andt= 3.5 mm） and REAF of 0.2896 （corresponding toa=70 mm andt=1.9615 mm）. The basis function of the quartic PRSM with higher order than that of the quadratic PRSM, and the mutual influence of the design variables are considered, so the fitting accuracy of the quartic PRSM is higher than that of the quadratic PRSM.
文摘The Next Generation Subsea Production System(NextGen SPS)is an innovative concept for petroleum development in ultra-deep water areas,mainly consisting of artificial seabed(AS),rigid ris-ers,flexible jumpers and mooring lines.To improve the overall performance and design efficiency of NextGen SPS,an integrated design approach for the NextGen SPS based on multidisciplinary design optimization(MDO)method was investigated in this paper by combing the multidisciplinary feasible(MDF)architecture and particle swarm optimization(PSO)algorithm to establish the design frame-work.Two sub-disciplines of hydrodynamic analysis and global performance analysis were defined,and analysis method in each sub-discipline was introduced.Surrogate models of hydrodynamic analy-sis and global performance analysis were developed by using Latin hypercube sampling method and back propagation neural network(BPNN).Surrogate models were incorporated into the design frame-work,through which an integrated design for NextGen SPS at a depth of 3000 m was implemented.It is concluded that both the overall performance and the design efficiency of NextGen SPS are improved.
