Most traditional approaches to load identification usually perform not very well because the inverse identification problem in most practical cases is ill-posed. In this paper, a new approach to the identification of dynamic loads based on the solution path algorithm of support vector regression is proposed. A general framework of dynamic load identification using support vector regression is derived and the corresponding identification model using solution path algorithm is established. The results of numerical and experimental tests on cylinder vibration system show that the proposed approach greatly outperforms existing methods, i.e., direct inverse identification method, ε-SVR and LS-SVM, in terms of identification accuracy and numerical stability. As a conclusion, the proposed approach is applicable to a wide variety of mechanical cases.
An aerodynamic design optimization of a hypersonic rocket sled deflector is presented using the free-form deformation (FFD) technique. The objective is to optimize the aerodynamic shape of the hypersonic rocket sled deflector to increase its negative lift and enhance the motion stability of the rocket sled. The FFD technique is selected as the aerodynamic shape parameterization method, and the continuous adjoint method based on the gradient method is used to search the optimization in the geometric shape parameter space; the computational fluid dynamics method for a hypersonic rocket sled is employed. An automatic design optimization method for the deflector is carried out based on the aerodynamic requirements of the rocket sled. The optimization results show that the optimized deflector meets the design requirement of increasing the negative lift under the constraint of drag. By improving the pressure distribution on the surface of the deflector, the negative lift is increased by 7.39%, which confirms the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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