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A level set reliability-based topology optimization (LS-RBTO) method considering sensitivity mapping and multi-source interval uncertainties

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ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA
DOI: 10.1016/j.cma.2023.116587

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Reliability-based topology optimization; Parameterized level set method; Sensitivity mapping; Interval uncertainty; Optimization feature distance

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With the diversification of engineering structure performance requirements and the continuous development of structural design refinement, structural design methods are facing more and more factors to be considered. This paper proposes a sensitivity mapping technique for topology optimization based on a gradient optimization algorithm and considers the influence of multi-source uncertainties.
With the diversification of engineering structure performance requirements and the continuous development of structural design refinement, structural design methods are facing more and more factors to be considered. It is necessary to develop advanced design technology. In this paper, a sensitivity mapping technique is proposed to improve the effect of topology optimization based on a gradient optimization algorithm. The applicability of this technology is analyzed. In addition, considering the influence of multi-source uncertainties in the whole life cycle of the structure, a reliability-based topology optimization strategy based on the level set method is proposed. The sensitivity of displacement constraint and reliability constraint with pseudo time is derived. Numerical examples and Monte Carlo verification results fully illustrate the applicability, effectiveness, and efficiency of the proposed method. This method has been successfully applied to the topology optimization design of the rocket skid structure.

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