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Brojan, Miha
University of Ljubljana
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- 2024Enhanced Optimization of Composite Laminates: Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithms with Improved Ply-Stacking Sequencescitations
- 2022Hybrid metal-ceramic biomaterials fabricated through powder bed fusion and powder metallurgy for improved impact resistance of craniofacial implantscitations
- 2022Experimental investigation of buckling stability of superelastic Ni-Ti tubes under cyclic compressive loadingcitations
- 2021Modeling large deformations of thin-walled SMA structures by shell finite elementscitations
- 2020Thin-walled Ni-Ti tubes under compressioncitations
- 2020A shell finite element model for superelasticity of shape memory alloyscitations
- 2020Elastocaloric cooling ; Elastokalorično hlajenje: pregled razvoja in nadaljnji izzivi pri razvoju regenerativnih elastokaloričnih napravcitations
- 2019Elastocaloric Cooling: State-of-the-art and Future Challenges in Designing Regenerative Elastocaloric Devicescitations
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Enhanced Optimization of Composite Laminates: Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithms with Improved Ply-Stacking Sequences
Abstract
<jats:p>This study introduces multi-objective genetic algorithms for optimizing the stacking sequence of lightweight composite structures. Notably, significant emphasis is placed on adhering to engineering design guidelines specific to stacking sequence design. These guidelines are effectively integrated into the optimization problem formulation as either constraints or additional objectives. To enhance the initialization process, a novel strategy is proposed based on mechanical considerations. The method is then applied to optimize a composite laminate in terms of weight, inverse reserve factor, and buckling load factor. Three laminates were considered, and the influence of the design and the material composition on their mechanical properties were studied. This research demonstrated that a new stacking sequence [906/454/06] resulted in improved optimum designs compared to the traditional stacking sequence comprising plies at 0°, 45°, and 90° angles. These outcomes can be deemed the optimum stacking sequence, making them valuable for future applications in unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) structures.</jats:p>