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A hybrid genetic based optimization procedure for aircraft conceptual analysis
Abstract The problem to define a methodology for the analysis of aircraft performances, in the phase of conceptual design, is addressed. The proposed approach is based on a numerical optimization procedure where a scalar objective function, the take-off weight, is minimized. Deterministic and stochastic approaches as well as hybridizations between these two search techniques are considered. More precisely, we consider two-stage strategies where the optimum localization is performed by a genetic algorithm, while a gradient-based method is used to terminate the optimization process. Also, another type of hybridization strategy is investigated where a partially converged gradient-based method is incorporated in the genetic algorithm as a new operator. A detailed discussion is made and various different solutions are critically compared. The proposed methodology is consistent and capable of giving fundamental information to the designer for further investigating towards the directions identified by the procedure. A basic example is described, and the use of the methodology to establish the effects of different geometrical and technological parameters is discussed.
A hybrid genetic based optimization procedure for aircraft conceptual analysis
Abstract The problem to define a methodology for the analysis of aircraft performances, in the phase of conceptual design, is addressed. The proposed approach is based on a numerical optimization procedure where a scalar objective function, the take-off weight, is minimized. Deterministic and stochastic approaches as well as hybridizations between these two search techniques are considered. More precisely, we consider two-stage strategies where the optimum localization is performed by a genetic algorithm, while a gradient-based method is used to terminate the optimization process. Also, another type of hybridization strategy is investigated where a partially converged gradient-based method is incorporated in the genetic algorithm as a new operator. A detailed discussion is made and various different solutions are critically compared. The proposed methodology is consistent and capable of giving fundamental information to the designer for further investigating towards the directions identified by the procedure. A basic example is described, and the use of the methodology to establish the effects of different geometrical and technological parameters is discussed.
A hybrid genetic based optimization procedure for aircraft conceptual analysis
Lombardi, Giovanni (Autor:in) / Mengali, Giovanni (Autor:in) / Beux, Francois (Autor:in)
2006
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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