Numerical Performance Predictions of Artificial Intelligence-Driven Centrifugal Compressor Designs

M. Fritsche, P. Epple, Boris Kubrak, Stefan Gast, A. Delgado, V. Barannik
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This paper demonstrates the application of artificial intelligence-driven turbomachinery design, its numerical performance predictions and their numerical validation. A common problem in the industrial application of turbomachinery is that readily available turbomachines are not necessarily matching the desired performance targets (performance characteristics) required for a specific application. Many machines operate under off-design conditions and hence are not operating at maximum efficiency. Traditional numerical analysis and response-driven optimization methods are ineffective and still too time-consuming and are particularly sensitive to changing performance targets. Most commercially available optimization algorithms are based on maximizing or minimizing a response function, for instance the standard error from a desired target performance characteristic of a turbomachine, by changing design variables. This work uses a newly developed artificial intelligence-based approach that is not dependent on the specific design target using the turbomachinery design software AxSTREAM from SoftInWay. Here a neural network was trained within a constraint design space by many samples of design variables and their respective numerical performance predictions. For the numerical verification of the designs the solver Simcenter STAR-CCM+ from Siemens was used. Subsequently the trained neural network was applied to generate a set of design parameters that satisfied the physically feasible desired target performance characteristics very fast. This trained neural network enabled an effective reversal of the traditional iterative design process where now the desired target performance characteristics became the input and the geometry became the output, turning it into a generative inverse design process. This method was applied to generate a centrifugal compressor design within a given geometrically and physically constraint design space. A specific desired target performance characteristic was chosen. The generated designs and results are presented in detail.
人工智能驱动离心压缩机设计的数值性能预测
本文阐述了人工智能驱动涡轮机械设计的应用、数值性能预测及其数值验证。涡轮机械工业应用中的一个常见问题是,现成的涡轮机械不一定符合特定应用所需的预期性能目标(性能特征)。许多机器在非设计条件下运行,因此不能以最高效率运行。传统的数值分析和响应驱动优化方法效率低下,耗时长,而且对性能目标的变化特别敏感。大多数商业上可用的优化算法都是基于响应函数的最大化或最小化,例如,通过改变设计变量,从涡轮机器的期望目标性能特征的标准误差。这项工作使用了一种新开发的基于人工智能的方法,该方法不依赖于使用SoftInWay的涡轮机械设计软件AxSTREAM的特定设计目标。在这里,神经网络在约束设计空间中通过许多设计变量样本及其各自的数值性能预测进行训练。采用西门子公司的Simcenter STAR-CCM+求解器对设计进行了数值验证。然后应用训练好的神经网络快速生成满足物理可行的期望目标性能特征的设计参数集。经过训练的神经网络能够有效地逆转传统的迭代设计过程,即现在期望的目标性能特征成为输入,几何形状成为输出,将其转变为生成式逆设计过程。应用该方法在给定的几何和物理约束设计空间内生成离心式压缩机设计。选择了一个特定的期望目标性能特性。详细介绍了生成的设计和结果。
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