ICCM Conferences, The 7th International Conference on Computational Methods (ICCM2016)

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Heat flux identification using reduced model and the adjoint method. Application to a brake disk rotating at variable velocity
Sylvain CARMONA, Yassine ROUIZI, Olivier QUEMENER, Frédéric JOLY

Last modified: 2016-06-03

Abstract


In previous works [1], reduced models have been used for solving inverse problems, characterized by a complex geometry requiring a large number of nodes and / or an objective of online identification. The treated application was a brake disc in two-dimensional representation, in rotation at variable speed. The dissipated heat flux at the pad-disk interface had been identified by Beck's method. We present here a similar application using the adjoint method. The modal reduction is done by using special bases (called branch bases) that offer the advantage of dealing with nonlinear problems and / or unsteady parameters. Adjoint method provides particularly accurate results in this configuration.

Keywords


Reduced model; Modal method; Inverse problem; Advection-diffusion equation; Adjoint method

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