Author: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 2018-06-03
Total Pages: 46
ISBN-13: 9781720659891
DOWNLOAD EBOOKThis report summarizes work performed by the Space Systems Laboratory (SSL) for NASA Langley Research Center in the field of performance optimization for systems subject to uncertainty. The objective of the research is to develop design methods and tools to the aerospace vehicle design process which take into account lifecycle uncertainties. It recognizes that uncertainty between the predictions of integrated models and data collected from the system in its operational environment is unavoidable. Given the presence of uncertainty, the goal of this work is to develop means of identifying critical sources of uncertainty, and to combine these with the analytical tools used with integrated modeling. In this manner, system uncertainty analysis becomes part of the design process, and can motivate redesign. The specific program objectives were: 1. To incorporate uncertainty modeling, propagation and analysis into the integrated (controls, structures, payloads, disturbances, etc.) design process to derive the error bars associated with performance predictions. 2. To apply modern optimization tools to guide in the expenditure of funds in a way that most cost-effectively improves the lifecycle productivity of the system by enhancing the subsystem reliability and redundancy. The results from the second program objective are described. This report describes the work and results for the first objective: uncertainty modeling, propagation, and synthesis with integrated modeling.Miller, David W. and Uebelhart, Scott A. and Blaurock, CarlLangley Research CenterRELIABILITY; SYSTEMS ANALYSIS; PERFORMANCE PREDICTION; DEGRADATION; AEROSPACE VEHICLES; REDUNDANCY; PRODUCTIVITY; PAYLOADS; MODELS; IDENTIFYING; AEROSPACE SYSTEMS
Book Synopsis Performance and Reliability Optimization for Aerospace Systems Subject to Uncertainty and Degradation by : National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
Download or read book Performance and Reliability Optimization for Aerospace Systems Subject to Uncertainty and Degradation written by National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2018-06-03 with total page 46 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This report summarizes work performed by the Space Systems Laboratory (SSL) for NASA Langley Research Center in the field of performance optimization for systems subject to uncertainty. The objective of the research is to develop design methods and tools to the aerospace vehicle design process which take into account lifecycle uncertainties. It recognizes that uncertainty between the predictions of integrated models and data collected from the system in its operational environment is unavoidable. Given the presence of uncertainty, the goal of this work is to develop means of identifying critical sources of uncertainty, and to combine these with the analytical tools used with integrated modeling. In this manner, system uncertainty analysis becomes part of the design process, and can motivate redesign. The specific program objectives were: 1. To incorporate uncertainty modeling, propagation and analysis into the integrated (controls, structures, payloads, disturbances, etc.) design process to derive the error bars associated with performance predictions. 2. To apply modern optimization tools to guide in the expenditure of funds in a way that most cost-effectively improves the lifecycle productivity of the system by enhancing the subsystem reliability and redundancy. The results from the second program objective are described. This report describes the work and results for the first objective: uncertainty modeling, propagation, and synthesis with integrated modeling.Miller, David W. and Uebelhart, Scott A. and Blaurock, CarlLangley Research CenterRELIABILITY; SYSTEMS ANALYSIS; PERFORMANCE PREDICTION; DEGRADATION; AEROSPACE VEHICLES; REDUNDANCY; PRODUCTIVITY; PAYLOADS; MODELS; IDENTIFYING; AEROSPACE SYSTEMS
