Abstract

The artillery launch system directly influences the muzzle energy and launching accuracy, and therefore it is important to optimize the artillery launch system’s complete process to improve the launch performance. As the objective function of the artillery launch system is non-smooth with coupling parameters in sequential processes, conventional optimization methods are hard to converge for the muti-sequential process of the interaction between the projectile and the barrel. This paper develops a coupled dynamic model for artillery launching, which can predict the performance of the engraving process of the rotating band and the projectile motion in the barrel. The independent optimization problem of the artillery launch system is divided into two subspace problems, and a modified enhanced collaborative optimization (MECO) method with global search capability is proposed, in which the distance criterion and penalty design boundary method are implemented. Results show that the MECO is dedicated not only to satisfying compatibility between coupling parameters of the two sequential processes effectively but also to improving the projectile axial speed at the muzzle and launching accuracy. The MECO maintains a much stable level of convergence than the ECO when the original optimization problem is multimodal.

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