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Machine Design Under Uncertainty

Outline Uncertainty in mechanical components Why consider uncertainty Basics of uncertainty Uncertainty analysis for machine design Examples Conclusions 2

Uncertainty in Mechanical Components 3

Where Does Uncertainty Come From? Manufacturing impression – Dimensions of a component – Material properties Environment – Loading – Temperature – Different users 4

Why Consider Uncertainty? We know the true solution. We know the effect of uncertainty. We can make more reliable decisions. 5

We use probability distributions to model parameters with uncertainty. How Do We Model Uncertainty? 6

Probability Distribution With more samples, we can draw a histogram. 7

Normal Distribution 8

It indicates how data spread around the mean. It is always non-negative. High std means – High dispersion – High uncertainty – High risk 9

More Than One Random Variables 10

Reliability 11

First Order Second Moment Method (FOSM) 12

Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS)* A sampling-based simulation method 13 *This topic is optional. Step 3: Statistic Analysis on model output Extracting probabilistic information Step 3: Statistic Analysis on model output Extracting probabilistic information Step 2: Numerical Experimentation Evaluating performance function Step 2: Numerical Experimentation Evaluating performance function Step 1: Sampling of random variables Generating samples of random variables Step 1: Sampling of random variables Generating samples of random variables Analysis Model Samples of input variables Samples of output variables Probabilistic characteristics of output variables Distributions of input variables

Step 1: Sampling on random variables

Step 2: Obtain Samples of Output

Step 3: Statistic Analysis on output

FORM vs MCS FORM is more efficient FORM may not be accurate when a limit-state function is highly nonlinear MCS is very accurate if the sample size is sufficiently large MCS is not efficient 17

Example - FOSM 18

Example - FOSM 19

Example - FOSM 20

Example - MCS 21

100 and 1000 Simulations

1e5 Simulations More simulations, More accurate result

Reliability –Based Design (RBD) Design without considering uncertainty: Low reliability Design with considering uncertainty: high reliability 24 x2x2 x1x1 Failure Region Safe Region x2x2 x1x1 Failure Region Safe Region Nominal design point Actual design points

RBD RBD ensures that a design has the probability of failure less than an acceptable level, and therefore ensures that events that lead to catastrophe are extremely unlikely. RBD is achieved by maximizing cost and maintaining reliability at a required level. 25

Conclusions For important mechanical components in important applications, a factor of safety may not be sufficient to account for uncertainties; it is imperative to consider reliability. Uncertainty can be modeled probabilistically. Reliability can be estimated by FOSM and MCS. 26