Model of multidisciplinary simulation integration in helicopter rotor blade design process

Zhang, Chen; Zhang, Liyan

doi:10.1080/0951192x.2013.812805

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“…Firefighting task allocation is a non-deterministic polynomial time (NP, Nondeterministic Polynomial) problem. The following are some solutions : Enumerative Algorithm or improvement exhaust algorithm [1], simulated annealing, tabu search and genetic algorithm [2][3][4][5][6][7]. Computational cost is the nodus of NP problems, that is to say it is difficult to guarantee real-time and dynamic allocation of the problem.…”

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Study on Task Allocation Model of Forest Fire Fighting

Liu

Wang

2012

AMR

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Firefighting task allocation is the core of the forest fire fighting programs. Making use of information entropy method, combined with the fire brigades, fire fighting capability, difficulty and other factors, an analysis in the priority under the conditions of multiple fire sites and fire lines is made, so as to build up fire fighting mission efficient matrix and determine the optimal allocation scheme by using ant colony algorithm. The practice shows that this task allocation model for forest fire fighting under multiple fire sites situation is feasible and practical.

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Study on Task Allocation Model of Forest Fire Fighting

Liu

Wang

2012

AMR

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“…Therefore, in a practical industrial application, which requires to take into account the various established processes and the tools that are adopted, a clear need arises to find an approach capable of creating a flexible tool chain, which encompasses the interoperability problem between models of different systems that interact between each other and between the many tools used for the multitude of disciplines analysed during the design process. Such a task is a key factor especially in the development of the Digital Twin of a product [28] and when dealing with the design of such an entity. In fact, the literature has been heavily invested in the conception of the Digital Twin as an asset for the monitoring and maintenance phases [29][30][31].…”

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An Orchestration Method for Integrated Multi-Disciplinary Simulation in Digital Twin Applications

Brusa,

Dagna,

Delprete

et al. 2023

Aerospace

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In recent years, the methodology of Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) has become relevant to the design of complex products, especially when safety critical systems need to be addressed. It allows, in fact, the deployment of product development directly through some digital models, allowing an effective traceability of requirements, being allocated upon the system functions, components, and parts. This approach enhances the designer capabilities in controlling the product development, manufacturing and after-market services. However, the application of such a methodology requires overcoming several technological barriers, especially in terms of models integration. The interoperability and management of several models—developed within different software to cover multiple levels of detail across several technical disciplines—is still very difficult, despite the level of maturation achieved by Systems Engineering. This paper describes a possible approach to provide such a connection between tools to allow a complete multi-disciplinary and heterogeneous simulation to analyse complex systems, such as safety-critical ones, which are typical of aerospace applications. Such an application is within a defined industrial context, placing particular attention on the compatibility of the approach with the legacy processes and tools.

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A holistic framework for engineering simulation platform development gluing open-source and home-made software resources

Zhao

Zhang

2014

Advances in Engineering Software

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Model of multidisciplinary simulation integration in helicopter rotor blade design process

Cited by 5 publications

References 16 publications

Study on Task Allocation Model of Forest Fire Fighting

Study on Task Allocation Model of Forest Fire Fighting

An Orchestration Method for Integrated Multi-Disciplinary Simulation in Digital Twin Applications

A holistic framework for engineering simulation platform development gluing open-source and home-made software resources

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