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Uncertain-but-Nonrandom Dynamic Optimization of Composites Flexible Membrane Structure
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In the past few years, owing to the vital role in maritime safety monitoring and marine hazard warning, stratospheric airship has become a research hotspot around the world. The structure of stratospheric airship is a typical aerated flexible membrane one. It is geometrical nonlinear in essence and it bears a distinct mechanical nature of large deformation. Therefore it makes optimizing the structure more difficult. The current studies of air-supported flexible membrane structural optimization ignore the uncertainty influence which is resulted from the loading environments, material properties and structural parameters. According to the Lagrangian Coordinate method, the deformed configuration is used as a reference in order to build accurate strain/displacement geometry. The Equilibrium equation is created by using the principle of virtual work. Meanwhile, the accuracy and stability of the solution is ensured by using the Updated Lagrangian Formulation. The uncertain parameters which are introduced during the analysis and optimization of the aerated flexible membrane structure are portrayed by interval mathematical theory. With respect to engineering application, the factors of uncertainty are considered. Maximizing the structural fundamental frequency (or first-order natural frequency) is taken as the objective, while structural integrity is taken as the constraint. Then the dynamic optimization is carried out under interval uncertainty. In this way the reliability of the membrane structure in complex conditions is improved and the probability of failure is reduced.
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