Abstract

Predicting the stress fields induced by composite bolted joints constitutes a valuable research endeavor aimed at enhancing the structural integrity of equipment in the aerospace and maritime fields. The stress field characteristics of composite bolted joints may undergo changes due to potential mechanical behaviors, such as damage, constitutive relationships and so on, which exhibit complexity and pose challenges for prediction. Nevertheless, modeling the intricate stress field distribution directly from experimental data poses a formidable challenge, necessitating a substantial investment in materials and resources. Traditional finite element numerical methods have the capability to model the distribution of the stress fields. However, to obtain a high-fidelity solution of this distribution, it is imperative to generate a fine-grid mesh and allocate the significant computational resources. The incorporation of computational techniques in coarse −grid would enhance the efficiency of computations, but these approaches compromise the accuracy of the calculations. In this paper, an innovative deep learning framework is introduced. The network named as the SR-M−GAN is drew inspiration from the conditional generative adversarial network (cGAN) used in the image super-resolution. The primary aim of SR-M−GAN is to mitigate the intrinsic trade-off between result fidelity and computational complexity. The model proposed in this paper effectively reconstructs high-fidelity stress field data from calculations on coarse grids and exhibits excellent reconstruction metrics. Simultaneously, the model only incurs additional computational costs during the deployment of the network model and training. When compared to experimental data, the model continues to demonstrate superior performance in both accuracy and computational efficiency. Therefore, this method offers a high-fidelity data augmentation approach for stress analysis in composite bolted joints, laying the groundwork for large-scale analysis of stress field characteristics in composite bolted joints.

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