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Development of Aerodynamic Optimisation

Development of Aerodynamic Optimisation
空气动力学优化的发展
批准号:
2894268
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$0.0万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023 至 --

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我对流体动力学建模的兴趣是在我的学位和随后的工业就业期间发展起来的,现在已经成熟到我在该领域内计划研究生学习的程度。CFD本身是一个成熟的领域,因此我的意图是进入下一个使用CFD进行形状优化的前沿领域。在许多方面,与使用CFD设计最佳几何形状有关的令人兴奋的问题仍然没有答案。例如,基于流体的几何优化的两个最基本的限制是形状的拓扑通常保持不变,并且定义形状的参数集在分辨率方面不改变。因此,我的目标将集中在探索拓扑自由参数化,也允许几何细化。当前感兴趣的一个领域是固体体积参数化。将使用这些参数化,以便在优化过程中添加额外的设计变量,并使该方法具有充分的范围来探索各种形状。目标是创建能够自动生成具有改进性能的新空气动力学设计的工具。布里斯托大学内部有实现这一目标的工具,包括内部CFD工具,以及已有的参数化开发历史。现有的CFD工具将与新的参数化相结合,并且将包括几何细化的能力。最后一步将是使这些方法可供行业从业者使用,以便它们可以随时应用于现实世界的问题。我对流体动力学建模的兴趣是在我的学位和随后的工业就业期间发展起来的,现在已经成熟到我在该领域内计划研究生学习的程度。CFD本身是一个成熟的领域,因此我的意图是进入下一个使用CFD进行形状优化的前沿领域。在许多方面,与使用CFD设计最佳几何形状有关的令人兴奋的问题仍然没有答案。例如,基于流体的几何优化的两个最基本的限制是形状的拓扑通常保持不变,并且定义形状的参数集在分辨率方面不改变。因此,我的目标将集中在探索拓扑自由参数化,也允许几何细化。当前感兴趣的一个领域是固体体积参数化。将使用这些参数化,以便在优化过程中添加额外的设计变量,并使该方法具有充分的范围来探索各种形状。目标是创建能够自动生成具有改进性能的新空气动力学设计的工具。布里斯托大学内部有实现这一目标的工具,包括内部CFD工具,以及已有的参数化开发历史。现有的CFD工具将与新的参数化相结合,并将包括几何优化的能力。最后一步将是使这些方法可供行业从业者使用,以便它们可以随时应用于现实世界的问题。
英文摘要
My interest in fluid dynamic modelling developed during my degree and subsequent industrial employment, and has now matured to the extent that I feel comfortable planning postgraduate study within the field. CFD itself is a mature field, and my intention is therefore to move in to the next cutting-edge area of shape optimisation using CFD. Exciting questions relating to designing optimal geometries using CFD remain unanswered in many respects. For example, two of the most fundamental restrictions to fluid-based geometric optimisation are that the topology of the shape usually remains unchanged, and also that the parameter set defining the shape does not change in terms of resolution. My objectives will therefore be focused on exploring topology free parameterisations that also permit geometric refinement. One current area of interest is volume of solid parameterisations. These parameterisations will be used so that additional design variables may be added during the optimisation process, and so that the method has full scope to explore a wide variety of shapes. The goal will be to create tools which are able to automatically generate new aerodynamic designs with improved performance. Tools for achieving this exist in part within the University of Bristol, in the form of in-house CFD tools, as well as a pre-existing history of developing parameterisations. The existing CFD tools will be coupled to new parameterisations, and the capability to geometrically refine will be included. The final step will be to make these methods accessible to practitioners in industry so that they can be readily applied to real-world problems. My interest in fluid dynamic modelling developed during my degree and subsequent industrial employment, and has now matured to the extent that I feel comfortable planning postgraduate study within the field. CFD itself is a mature field, and my intention is therefore to move in to the next cutting-edge area of shape optimisation using CFD. Exciting questions relating to designing optimal geometries using CFD remain unanswered in many respects. For example, two of the most fundamental restrictions to fluid-based geometric optimisation are that the topology of the shape usually remains unchanged, and also that the parameter set defining the shape does not change in terms of resolution. My objectives will therefore be focused on exploring topology free parameterisations that also permit geometric refinement. One current area of interest is volume of solid parameterisations. These parameterisations will be used so that additional design variables may be added during the optimisation process, and so that the method has full scope to explore a wide variety of shapes. The goal will be to create tools which are able to automatically generate new aerodynamic designs with improved performance. Tools for achieving this exist in part within the University of Bristol, in the form of in-house CFD tools, as well as a pre-existing history of developing parameterisations. The existing CFD tools will be coupled to new parameterisations, and the capability to geometrically refine will be included. The final step will be to make these methods accessible to practitioners in industry so that they can be readily applied to real-world problems.
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