Multilevel optimization of grillages
The mathematical models and solution algorithms for optimization of grillage-type foundations are presented. Optimization of grillage is based on optimization of separate beams comprising grillage. Minimising of maximum in absolute value vertical reactive force, bending moment, and reaction-bending...
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doaj-de71063bccab48dca1caa677f69734dc2021-07-02T03:06:16ZengVilnius Gediminas Technical UniversityJournal of Civil Engineering and Management1392-37301822-36052002-06-018210.3846/13923730.2002.10531259Multilevel optimization of grillagesRimantas Belevičius0Saulius Valentinavičius1Edvard Michnevič2Dept of Engineering MechanicsDept of Information Technologies , Vilnius Gediminas Technical University , Saulėtekio al. 11, LT-2040 , Vilnius , LithuaniaDept of Engineering Mechanics The mathematical models and solution algorithms for optimization of grillage-type foundations are presented. Optimization of grillage is based on optimization of separate beams comprising grillage. Minimising of maximum in absolute value vertical reactive force, bending moment, and reaction-bending moment together is sought in a separate beam. All these problems are non-linear, therefore are solved iteratively changing in each iteration the structure shape to a better neighbouring shape. Solution of this requires three steps: finite element analysis, analytical sensitivity analysis, and optimal re-design via linear mathematical programming. The main problem related to the proposed technique is to guarantee the global minimum solution. Engineering algorithm is suggested for avoidance of local minimum solutions: optimization procedure starts from quasi-optimal initial pile placement scheme, which is designed by a special expert system. Frist Published Online: 30 Jul 2012 http://journals.vgtu.lt/index.php/JCEM/article/view/9105grillagessupport reactionsbending momentsmultilevel optimizationfinite element methodanalytical sensitivity analysis |
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Rimantas Belevičius Saulius Valentinavičius Edvard Michnevič Multilevel optimization of grillages Journal of Civil Engineering and Management grillages support reactions bending moments multilevel optimization finite element method analytical sensitivity analysis |
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Rimantas Belevičius Saulius Valentinavičius Edvard Michnevič |
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Multilevel optimization of grillages |
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Multilevel optimization of grillages |
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Multilevel optimization of grillages |
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Multilevel optimization of grillages |
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multilevel optimization of grillages |
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Vilnius Gediminas Technical University |
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Journal of Civil Engineering and Management |
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1392-3730 1822-3605 |
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2002-06-01 |
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The mathematical models and solution algorithms for optimization of grillage-type foundations are presented. Optimization of grillage is based on optimization of separate beams comprising grillage. Minimising of maximum in absolute value vertical reactive force, bending moment, and reaction-bending moment together is sought in a separate beam. All these problems are non-linear, therefore are solved iteratively changing in each iteration the structure shape to a better neighbouring shape. Solution of this requires three steps: finite element analysis, analytical sensitivity analysis, and optimal re-design via linear mathematical programming. The main problem related to the proposed technique is to guarantee the global minimum solution. Engineering algorithm is suggested for avoidance of local minimum solutions: optimization procedure starts from quasi-optimal initial pile placement scheme, which is designed by a special expert system.
Frist Published Online: 30 Jul 2012
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grillages support reactions bending moments multilevel optimization finite element method analytical sensitivity analysis |
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