Research on model reduction technique considering the actual stress state of structures
To mitigate the challenges associated with inaccuracy and lack of interactivity in existing model order reduc-tion techniques,a model reduction and correction technique is proposed that incorporates the actual stress state of the struc-ture.Utilizing the proper orthogonal decomposition method,a reduction model for a variable cross section beam structure is developed,which comprises a mapping of a load-modal coefficients and basis vectors.The modal coefficients undergo map-ping and updating procedures,which are based on the actual stress state of the structure as determined by response data ob-tained from testing points.An iterative process is employed to select the most suitable mapping technique and achieve cor-rection for model reduction.The corrected reduced model is validated through static and dynamic testing.Compared to con-ventional model reduction methods,the model reduction technique that considers the actual stress state achieved an accuracy improvement of 52.13%in bending static tests and 86.98%in wave loading dynamic tests,while increasing computational efficiency by 84.81%.This presents a novel approach to address the interaction of physical and virtual spaces in digital twin-ning,further meeting the requirements of real-time,accurate,and interactive digital twin structures for ships,thereby offer-ing technical assistance for the development of authentic ship structure digital twins.
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