Author:
Wang Fengfeng,Yang Guolai,Xu Fengjie
Abstract
Information warfare places higher requirements on the remoteness, precision and mobility of artillery weapon systems. As an indispensable and important category of artillery, mortar plays an important role. As an important component of mortar, the base plate bears tremendous impact load. Its design level has an important influence on the shooting stability, shooting accuracy and maneuverability of the mortar. Composite base plate helps improve the maneuverability of the mortar, but it will also make the force and movement rule of mortar launching more complex and lead to a more acute contradiction between artillery power and maneuverability, which propose a huge challenge to modern artillery optimization design theory. Under this background, this manuscript conducts research on the structural uncertain optimization of composite material base plate for the mortar. In order to obtain the optimal solution and reasonable interval of uncertain parameters with main dimension parameters, this manuscript uses interval model to carry out deterministic transformation for uncertain objective function and uncertain constraints, combines multi-objective genetic algorithm to solve the problem, and carries out numerical simulation to verify the optimal value. The result shows that the design idea and method are feasible for uncertain optimization of composite base sheet of mortar under impact load, and the optimization objectives and strategies are effective, which can provide reference for the uncertain optimization research of composite base plate.
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