This research evaluates a hybrid method for optimizing structural design in dynamic conditions, highlighting its benefits.
The purpose research over the last three decades has focused on the the “optimum” structural mechanics system. The Reliability-Based Design Optimization (RBDO) seeks to find the best compromise between safety and cost levels. This model often needs a very high computing time and leads to weak convergence stability. A hybrid method was proposed to overcome these difficulties. However, when applying on real dynamic cases, we have a big number of degrees of freedom. In this paper presents an appraisal of coupling the method of synthesis modal and reliability-based structural system optimization.
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