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32). Clearly, when we convert a design equation to an inequality, the proper direction of the inequality must be chosen carefully. In the discussion preceding the above example, we stated that very often active inequality constraints correspond to the critical failure modes for the design. This idea has been used intuitively in the early work of optimal design for structures. " If, for example, a structure could fail because of overstressing and buckling, it should be designed so that yielding and buckling occur at the same time.
16. 15. One-dimensional representation. 16. Possible bounding of minimum. 17. >x\ + x\ — 2x\ — 2x2 + 6. the middle element of the set (XL, X*,XU) ranked according to increasing order of magnitude, with x* being the unconstrained optimum. In cases (b) and (c) where x* = XL and JC* = x\j, respectively, the optima are boundary optima because they occur at the boundary of the feasible region. In two-dimensional problems the situation becomes more complicated. A function f(x\, xi) is represented by a surface, and so the feasible domain would be defined by the intersection of surfaces.
26) we say that the variable r is unbounded above and not well bounded from below. We will see that, for practical situations, this is often the same as r being unbounded below. Activity In the simple tensile bar design, we say that the optimal value of the design variable a* was found by reducing a to its smallest possible value a* = PN/Syt, that is, its lower bound. 23). Setting the optimal a equal to its lower bound is equivalent to insisting that, at the optimum, the inequality P/a < Syt/N must be satisfied with strict equality.