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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),1999 No.1NEW MULTIOBJECTIVE SIMULATED ANNEALING ALGORITHM AND ITS APPLICATION TO TURBINE CASCADES' DESIGN
NEW MULTIOBJECTIVE SIMULATED ANNEALING ALGORITHM AND ITS APPLICATION TO

TURBINE CASCADES' DESIGN*

 

Tong Tong  Feng Zhenping
Xi'an Jiaotong University

 

Abstract: A new kind of multiobjective simulated annealing algorithm is proposed, in which the concept of non-dominated character is introduced and a new multiobjective acceptance criterion is set up. The optimization example of a typical mathematical problem with two minimum objective functions indicates that all of the solutions contract to the set of the non-dominated points, and the variation trend of the optimal solutions is verified to be identical with that obtained using Genetic Algorithms. The new developed algorithm is then applied to the multiobjective optimization design of turbine cascades, in which it is coupled with the aerodynamics computation of the cascade flow fields and performance and the calculated loss coefficient and work potential of the cascade are considered as the objective functions, thus setting up a technique to the engineering optimization design for the cascades. The optimization results, by the view of a group of optimal solutions, show that the algorithm is superior to the traditional technique of multiobjective optimization design and can be applied to more than two objective optimization cascade design problem or other engineering multiobjective optimization designs.

Key words: Simulated annealing algorithm  Multiobjective  Optimization design  Turbine cascade


* This project is supported by Doctorate Foundation of Xi'an Jiaotong University. Manuscript received on May 15, 1998; revised manuscript July 20, 1998

 

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