Abstract
The work is devoted to the modeling of forced mono harmonic oscillations of a circular plate on active supports in order to determine the optimal location of the minimum number and optimal controls of supports, which ensure the deviation from the given shape of the wave motion of the plate surface with the required accuracy. It was assumed that the plate contains an ensemble of small inhomogeneities (defects) with unknown geometric and physical characteristics. Defects were modeled by high-order singularities, which ensure the equivalence of the boundary value problem solution with specified accuracy to a given power of a small parameter, which is the characteristic area of the regions of individual defects. Stochastic optimization is chosen as the main method of problem research. The probability of exceeding the rms deviation of the oscillation form of the controlled plate from the given wave profile (probability of failure) is considered as a criterion of optimality. The formation of a quantitative characteristic of the probability of failure was carried out by constructing scenarios with generated defects with random characteristics. It is proposed to use the risk measures bPOE and CVaR, which are quasi-convex with respect to random variables.
Publisher
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv