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Figure 1 The Forces Action on the Shell r(x) – distance of rotation axis

h(x)-thickness of shel (design variable)

r

1

- meridional and r

2

- circumferential curvature

q-internal pressure R – resultant load

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Figure 2 Geometric Terminology for the Shell

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 normal membrane forces per unit length



Normal membrane stresses

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Fatigue Crack Growth under Cyclic Loading

Safety condition, K1-stress intensity K1C-given quasi-brittle strength constant

n

cr

-number of cycles, l

cr

- critical crack length before fracture

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Safety Condition n

*

- given number of cycles

Optimized Functional (volume of material)

geometrical constraints

Shape Optimization under Structural Longevity

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Analysis of the Longevity Constraint

Integration

Minimum of n

cr

with respect to l

i

Minimum of n

cr

with respect to 

where

Transformed longivity constraint

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Analysis of the Longevity Constraint n

cr

is the root of the equation

if

than

For m=4 we have solution

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Analysis of the Longevity Constraint Non-dimensional functional and constraints

parameter

Figure 4 The Shell Loaded by Axisimmetrical Forces

Applied to the Free Ends

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Genetic Algorithm

Modification:

cyclic probability of crossover and mutation, nodes fixation for process axelleration

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Dependence Shell of Iteration Step

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =2 D 2 =0.1 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =2 D 2 =1 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =2 D 2 =2 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =1.5 D 2 =0.1 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =1.5 D 2 =0.75 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =1.5 D 2 =1.5 D 1 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =1 D 2 =0.1 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =1 D 2 =0.5 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =1 D 2 =1 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =0.5 D 2 =0.1 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =0.5 D 2 =0.25 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

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D 1 =0.5 D 2 =0.5 L=5

Computational Results with Genetic Algorithm

Figure

Figure 1 The Forces Action on the Shellr(x) – distance of rotation axis
Figure 2 Geometric Terminology for the Shell
Figure 4 The Shell Loaded by Axisimmetrical Forces  Applied to the Free Ends

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