HU Fujia, ZHOU Yilun, LIU Xiaomin. A Predicting Method on Aerodynamic Performance of Flapping Wing Using Hybrid Coarse Data Driven Physical Informed Neural Network[J]. 2023, 57(11): 194-205.
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HU Fujia, ZHOU Yilun, LIU Xiaomin. A Predicting Method on Aerodynamic Performance of Flapping Wing Using Hybrid Coarse Data Driven Physical Informed Neural Network[J]. 2023, 57(11): 194-205.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb202311019.
A Predicting Method on Aerodynamic Performance of Flapping Wing Using Hybrid Coarse Data Driven Physical Informed Neural Network
The solution of the governing equations of the flapping wing problem on a spatiotemporal scale takes a great amount of time and computational resources. To solve this challenge
this paper proposes a hybrid coarse data-driven with physics-informed neural network model(HCDD-PINN). The model leverages its strong nonlinear curve fitting ability to investigate the training and predicting performance of the model for two-dimensional pitching flapping wing problems
which involves unsteady flow characteristics and motion boundaries. The model is trained using an order-of-magnitude grid
coarser than the traditional computational fluid dynamic(CFD)required. The architecture is devised to enforce the initial and boundary conditions and incorporate the governing equations into the loss of the neural network. The optimization process is conducted by ADAM and L-BFGS-B methods with a feed forward-back propagation manner
to improve the accuracy and reliability of predicting the time evolution of nonlinear PDEs solutions. The results show that the proposed HCDD-PINN framework exhibits improved stability and accuracy compared to the PINN models that lack internal data. It effectively reduces the prediction error of the flow field
and accurately predicts the instantaneous aerodynamic forces
velocity and pressure fields of flapping wings. Moreover
the training time has accelerated by approximately four times. Additionally
the interested variables of the flow field at any instant can be rapidly obtained by the trained HCDD-PINN model
which is superior to the traditional CFD method that usually needs to be re-run. This study provides an effective alternative for solving flapping wing governing equations and even nonlinear partial differential equations(PDEs).
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