Optimization of Geometrically Nonlinear Thin Shells Subject to Displacement and Stability Constraints
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Abstract
A methodology is developed for shape optimization of thin plate and shell structures undergoing large deflections subject to displacement and system stability constraints. The optimization method considers shape parameters and overall thickness of the structure as the design variables and aims to minimize the total mass of the structure subject to stability or displacement constraint Two optimality criteria based on Karush-Kuhn-Tucker conditions are developed for mass minimization problems. Optimality criteria are combined with nonlinear corotational analysis to optimize structures with geometric nonlinearity. The method is applied to plate and shallow shell structures. The efficiency of the developed design optimization methodology is compared with that of the gradient-based method of optimization (sequential quadratic programming).
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