Fatigue tests of truck crane jib structure have great difficulty, long testing cycle, and high cost. Therefore, with the portfolio strategy for "collection, prediction, measurement and simulation" being introduced, an improved support vector regression (v-SVR) algorithm is proposed to predict the equivalent load spectrum based on the small measured load spectrum and the fatigue residual life evaluation model is built. First, the v-SVR algorithm corrected in kernel function, decision function, and parameter optimization is utilized to acquire the equivalent load spectrum. Second, the distribution of critical points is determined by the case-based reasoning technique. The simulation model of first main stress-time histories for critical points is established, and the twodimensional stress spectrum is obtained by the rain-flow counting method. Finally, the fatigue residual life of jib structure is estimated by the Forman formula. Taking ZLJ5551JQZ110V truck crane jib structure as an example, the effectiveness of the above method is validated.KEYWORDS equivalent load spectrum, fatigue residual life, improved v-SVR algorithm, jib structure
At present, there are some problems that need to be solved in crane steel structure design, such as heavy self-weight of finished structure, high production energy consumption, and huge manufacturing costs. In view of this, a lightweight design method that meets the green product design principle is proposed for crane structure. In this method, an improved new swarm intelligence optimization algorithm named the multi-specular reflection algorithm (M-SRA) is proposed. This algorithm combines the specular reflection algorithm (SRA) with the traditional swarm intelligence optimization algorithm, which has higher computational efficiency. After that, M-SRA is applied to crane steel structure optimization. The results show that the improved algorithm has higher global searching ability and computational efficiency than traditional population intelligence optimization algorithms. The research in this paper provides a reliable design method for the green lightweight design of crane steel structure and a reference for the green design of mechanical products.
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