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Optimization of spatial pipeline with multi-hoop supports for avoiding resonance problem based on genetic algorithm.

Donghai Wang^1,2, Wei Sun^1,2, Zhihui Gao^1,2

¹School of Mechanical Engineering and Automation, 504871Northeastern University, Shenyang, China.

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|January 24, 2022

Summary

Optimizing hoop placement in pipeline systems is crucial for reducing engine rotor excitation and vibration. This study used a genetic algorithm to find the best hoop layout, maximizing natural frequency and minimizing resonance.

Keywords:

finite element method genetic algorithm multi-hoop supports optimization of avoiding resonance spatial pipeline

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Area of Science:

Mechanical Engineering
Vibration Analysis
Computational Mechanics

Background:

Pipeline systems are susceptible to vibrations caused by engine rotor excitation frequencies.
Resonance in pipelines can lead to significant operational issues and potential failures.
Optimizing the layout of supporting hoops is a key strategy to mitigate these vibrations.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the use of a genetic algorithm for optimizing hoop layout in spatial pipeline systems.
To develop methods for avoiding resonance by maximizing the first-order natural frequency.
To compare the efficiency of different genetic algorithm approaches for this optimization problem.

Main Methods:

Development of a finite element model for the pipeline system, using spring elements to simulate hoop characteristics.
Formulation of an optimization model where hoop positions are design variables and the goal is to maximize the first-order natural frequency.
Implementation and comparison of two genetic algorithm methods: 'genetic algorithm calling finite element model' and 'genetic algorithm updating stiffness matrix'.

Main Results:

Validation of the finite element model with experimental results, showing less than 1.5% deviation for the first three natural frequencies.
Successful identification of optimal hoop layouts using both proposed genetic algorithm methods.
Demonstration that the 'genetic algorithm updating stiffness matrix' method is significantly more efficient than the 'genetic algorithm calling finite element model' method.

Conclusions:

The finite element model accurately represents the vibration characteristics of the spatial pipeline system.
Genetic algorithms are effective tools for determining optimal hoop layouts to avoid pipeline resonance.
The 'genetic algorithm updating stiffness matrix' approach offers a more efficient solution for optimizing hoop placement in pipeline systems.