Control system design for a gas turbine engine using evolutionary computing for multidisciplinary optimization

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Multidisciplinary optimization (MDO) is concerned with complex systems exhibiting challenges in terms of organization and scale. Thus, it is well suited to be applied to complex multivariable control design. Collaborative optimization is one approach for dealing with complex multidisciplinary optimization problems. Three MDO architectures, including collaborative optimization, are applied to control system design for a gas turbine engine, in order to improve the design search process by exploring possible solutions with parallel, but independent search strands. The optimization is carried out through a multiobjective genetic algorithm framework.

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E Silva, V. V. R., Khatib, W., & Fleming, P. J. (2007). Control system design for a gas turbine engine using evolutionary computing for multidisciplinary optimization. Controle y Automacao, 18(4), 471–478. https://doi.org/10.1590/s0103-17592007000400007

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