NASA NTRS ยท 19970026361
Methods for Sensitivity Analysis in Gradient-Based Shape Optimization: A Review
Abstract
CFD is now being widely used in the design of mechanical and aerospace systems and their components. Improving the accuracy and efficiency of this process can reduce its cost and increase its effectiveness. Other motivating factors that push and pull CFD into design optimization are; (1) the need for design methodologies (single- and multi-disciplinary) to reduce cost and time in developing new fluid and aero systems for fast response to market changes; (2) new design requirements outside existing database; (3) new CFD algorithms and growth in computing power; (4) need for increased product quality and reliability; (5) lack of test facilities; (6) limitations and cost of testing techniques; (7) limitations of existing design practices; and (8) prohibitive cost of and conflicting designs derived from isolated component analyses and design, which are repetitive in nature and omit mutual interference.
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Baysal, Oktay. 1997-05-09. Methods for Sensitivity Analysis in Gradient-Based Shape Optimization: A Review. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19970026361
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