Physics-Informed MTA-UNet: Prediction of Thermal Stress and Thermal Deformation of Satellites

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The rapid analysis of thermal stress and deformation plays a pivotal role in the thermal control measures and optimization of the structural design of satellites. For achieving real-time thermal stress and thermal deformation analysis of satellite motherboards, this paper proposes a novel Multi-Task Attention UNet (MTA-UNet) neural network which combines the advantages of both Multi-Task Learning (MTL) and U-Net with an attention mechanism. Furthermore, a physics-informed strategy is used in the training process, where partial differential equations (PDEs) are integrated into the loss functions as residual terms. Finally, an uncertainty-based loss balancing approach is applied to weight different loss functions of multiple training tasks. Experimental results show that the proposed MTA-UNet effectively improves the prediction accuracy of multiple physics tasks compared with Single-Task Learning (STL) models. In addition, the physics-informed method brings less error in the prediction of each task, especially on small data sets.

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Cao, Z., Yao, W., Peng, W., Zhang, X., & Bao, K. (2022). Physics-Informed MTA-UNet: Prediction of Thermal Stress and Thermal Deformation of Satellites. Aerospace, 9(10). https://doi.org/10.3390/aerospace9100603

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