Optimización de armaduras espaciales de acero utilizando algoritmos genéticos auto-adaptados: una primera aproximación

Translated title of the contribution: An approximation to the use of self-adaptive genetic algorithms in weight optimization of 3-D steel trusses

Sebastián Ramírez-Echeverry, Jesus Daniel Villalba Morales

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Abstract

In the past few decades structural optimization through metaheuristics has gain recognition in the scientific community; non the less, to guarantee good results we require a good selection of metaheuristic’s parameters. In this paper we propose amulti-chromosome genetic algorithm with self-adaptive parameters, to optimize steel trusses in a three-dimensional space. The design variable are the sections assign to each truss element of the structure. The optimization objective is the minimize the weight of the structure, considering the displacement y maximum stress as constrains. The propose algorithm was applied to the optimization of two trusses, obtaining designs that had a 35% less weight than the initial designs and comparable to results obtained in other papers. However, the adaptation of the parameters allows a more robust optimization process when analyzing different types of trusses and eliminates the initial runs of the optimization algorithm required to calibrate the initial parameters.
Translated title of the contributionAn approximation to the use of self-adaptive genetic algorithms in weight optimization of 3-D steel trusses
Original languageSpanish
Article number7337
Pages (from-to)1
Number of pages14
JournalIngeniería y Competitividad
Volume23
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 21 Nov 2020

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