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  • MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGN OPTIMIZATION
  • A Paradigm Shift in Design Methodology
  • for Complex Engineering Systems

Prof. P.M.Mujumdar Dept. of Aerospace
Engineering, IIT Bombay
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ENGINEERING DESIGN OPTIMIZATION
  • Decision is objective and not subjective
  • Forces a mathematical statement of the problem
  • Forces modeling system performance goodness
    criteria
  • Captures knowledge - What was the problem solved,
    how was it analyzed, how were the decisions
    taken, . . .

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ISSUES IN POSING THE PROBLEM
  • Of all variables that influence the design
  • which to pick as design variables? x ? X
  • Of all functions that determine system
    behaviour
  • which one to choose as objectives? f ? F
  • How to confirm that all constraints are
    specified ?
  • How to evaluate f, g, h ?
  • How to handle coupled multi-disciplinary
    (iterative) analysis

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HIERARCHICAL STEPS IN TRADITIONAL DESIGN
  • General arrangement and performance
  • Representative Configurations
  • General internal layout

Mission Requirements
Conceptual Design
Conceptual Baselines
  • Optimization
  • Parametric
  • 1st level analysis
  • Systems Specifications
  • Detailed Subsystems
  • Internal Arrangements
  • Process Design

Preliminary Design
Selected Baseline
  • Sophisticated analysis
  • Problem Decomposition
  • Disciplinary Optimization

Detailed Design
Production Baseline
Production and Support
  • May lead to Sub-optimal designs

Source AIAA MDO White Paper, 1991
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TRADITIONAL APPROACH TO PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
  • Short Conception phase unequal distribution of
    disciplines
  • limited scope for optimization assessing
    impact of inter-disciplinary
  • couplings.
  • Correction of later problems
  • Costly/ Lost Time/ Futile
  • Solutions limited to specific discipline

Source AIAA MDO White Paper, 1991
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LEVERAGE IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
Ballistic Missile System
Life cycle cost effectively rendered unchangeable
for a given design
Source AIAA MDO White Paper, 1991
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THE DESIGN PROCESS PARADIGM SHIFT
Design process reorganized to gain information
earlier and to retain design freedom longer
  • More up-front design
  • More evenly distributed efforts of disciplines
    in early design
  • Alleviate paradox
  • Design decisions/trade-off reordered

Source AIAA MDO White Paper, 1991
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CONCURRENT ENGINEERING CONCEPT IN PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
M D O
Aerospace systems design emphasis
Aerodynamics
Propulsion
Structures
Controls
Time into the process
  • Ultimate objective - Balanced design by full and
    formal multi-disciplinary
    integration and optimization concurrently in
    all disciplines

Source AIAA MDO White Paper, 1991
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MDO ?
  • Multi-disciplinary More than one discipline
    plays a role. Eg. In aerospace -aerodynamics,
    structures, controls, mission, . . .
  • Design Process of translating requirements into
    detailed product specifications.
  • Optimization Formal mathematical process of
    locating the best under constraints

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What is MDO? Some popular definitions of
Multidisciplinary Design Optimisation (MDO)
  • A methodology for the optimal design of complex
    engineering systems and subsystems that
    coherently exploits the synergism of mutually
    interacting phenomena using high
  • fidelity analysis with formal optimization
  • MDO is a methodology that combines analysis and
    Optimisation in individual disciplines with those
    of the entire system.
  • "How to decide what to change, and to what extent
    to change it, when everything influences
    everything else."

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HAS MDO BEEN AROUND?
Improvement in Aerodynamics siphoned off for
other system level benefits MDO in action
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CONVENTIONAL DESIGN OPTIMIZATION V/S MDO
  • Conventional Aerospace Design Practice
  • Heirarchichal
  • Dependence on Parameter trends and trade-off
    studies
  • Independent disciplinary design System level
    reviews
  • Optimization limited to disciplines
  • Resolution of interdisciplinary conflicts
    non-automated
  • Relying heavily on previous experience
  • Overall more heuristic, than formal
    mathematical optimization

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CONVENTIONAL DESIGN OPTIMIZATION V/S MDO
  • Multi-disciplinary Design Optimization
  • Low fidelity models gt Conceptual design??
  • Tightly coupled inter-disciplinary codes. (Close
    knit group) ??
  • All or most of the following,
  • Largely automated within a formal framework
  • Formal mathematical methods and high fidelity
    computations indispensable
  • Interdisciplinary couplings formally
    modeled/retained
  • Design freedom to significantly affect system
    performance in multiple disciplines
    simultaneously
  • Disciplinary authority. Parallel execution.

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CONVENTIONAL DESIGN OPTIMIZATION V/S MDO
  • Multi-disciplinary Design Optimization (contd.)
  • Special architectures for problem formulation/
    decomposition
  • System level objectives, constraints, variables
  • Disciplinary (local) constraints, variables
  • Coupling variables and constraints
  • System level and discipline level optimizations
  • Human expertise judgement given due weightage

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MDO CONCEPTUAL ELEMENTS
MD Optimization
Design-Oriented MD Analysis
Information Science Technology
Optimization Problem Formulation
Mathematical Modeling
Software Integration
Data S/W Standards
Decomposition
Cost v/s Accuracy Trade-off
Smart Reanalysis
Data Management, Storage Visualization
Interdisciplinary Feasibility
S/W Engineering Practices
Approximations
Design Space Search
Human Interface
Sensitivity Analysis
Source AIAA MDO White Paper, 1991
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CHALLENGES IN MDO IMPLEMENTATION
  • Information Science Technology
  • Computational resources (CPU, memory, disk
    space)
  • Distributed parallel processing
  • Common parametric geometric model
  • Software support
  • integration of proprietary, legacy, commercial
    research
  • codes
  • configuration control and data management
  • collaborative work environment, person
    person/machine
  • Human expertise/experience capture

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CHALLENGES IN MDO IMPLEMENTATION
  • Multidisciplinary Analysis
  • Well posed interfaces for disciplines
  • Automated grid generation for CFD, FEM
  • Discipline and MD sensitivities
  • Mathematical modeling of LC disciplines
  • Cost run-time of high fidelity analysis
  • MD Optimization
  • Problem definition ( design variables,
    objective, constraints)
  • MDO architechtures
  • Design Space Search

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OPTIMIZATION ISSUES IN MDO
  • Single level monolithic optimization
    (conventional)
  • Decomposition
  • Decomposed Analysis
  • System level optimization
  • Parallel disciplinary analysis
  • Decomposed optimization
  • Multi-level (system and subspace) optimization
  • Parallel disciplinary analysis
  • Hierarchical/ Non-hierarchical
  • System sensitivity analysis (disciplinary,
    global)
  • Design oriented analysis
  • Approximation concepts, Variable fidelity, RSM
  • Improved optimization algorithms
  • Large number of design variables constraints
  • Gradient vs Non-gradient

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OPTIMISATION ISSUES IN MDO
  • Which optimisation algorithm to use?
  • Gradient based? How to generate gradients?
  • Direct Search/Evolutionary? Too many function
    evaluations?
  • Evaluation of gradients?
  • Requirements on convergence will be more
    severe
  • than that required for engineering analysis.
  • Noisy functions?

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MDO GROWTH OVER THE YEARS
1999
Second Special Issue of Journal of Aircraft
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MDO STATUS AT A GLANCE
  • Generalized MDO environment far from reach
  • Most common applications
  • One discipline (structures) with other
    discipline constraints
  • Simultaneous aerodynamic and structural
    optimization
  • Wings
  • Aircraft configurations (HSCT, BWB)
  • Rotor blades
  • Simultaneous structures, aerodynamics and
    control optimization
  • Coupling of preliminary design with mission and
    performance
  • optimization catching up
  • Trajectory optimization in Space vehicles
  • Disciplines - propulsion, trajectory analysis,
    weights, sizing

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MDO STATUS AT A GLANCE
  • MDO Elements
  • Decomposition, Approximations, Sensitivity
    Analysis well researched but not matured to
    industry requirements
  • Other issues ??
  • Recent Trends - Generic MDO Technologies (NASA,
    EC )
  • Distributed heterogeneous environment
  • Problem specification and setup, decision support
    systems
  • Generic software framework for MDO
  • Multi-objective design optimization
  • MADIC, FRONTIER, FIDO, ISIGHT, USMADE
  • IPPD system for aircraft design (ASDL, GIT
    Atlanta)
  • Knowledge Based Engineering (Boeing)
  • MDO in preliminary design focused on
    aero-elasticity with FEM, CFD

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SUMMARY OF INDUSTRY MDO APPLICATIONS
Source AIAA MDO White Paper, 1998
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MDO_at_CASDE OVER THE YEARS
  • Aug 1999 - CASDE asked to spur initiatives in
    MDO
  • Aug 2000 - First meeting of SIG-MDO
  • Jan 2001 - Professional Development Course on
    MDO
  • Jun 2002 - Second meeting of SIG-MDO, Workshop
  • on MDO
  • Mar 2003 - Third Meeting of SIG-MDO
  • Sep 2003 - International Conference on MDO
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