Engineering Optimization: Theory and Practice, Fourth Edition

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54 Introduction to Optimization


The air gap is to be less thank 1


x 2 + 7 .5 wherek 1 is a constant. The temperature of
the external surface of the motor cannot exceed
T above the ambient temperature.
Assuming that the heat can be dissipated only by radiation, formulate the problem for
maximizing the power of the motor [1.59].Hints:
1.The heat generated due to current flow is given byk 2 x 1 x 2 −^1 x− 41 x^25 , wherek 2 is a
constant. The heat radiated from the external surface for a temperature difference of

Tis given byk 3 x 1 x 2
T, wherek 3 is a constant.
2.The expression for power is given byk 4 NBx 1 x 3 x 5 , wherek 4 is a constant,Nis the
rotational speed of the rotor, andBis the average flux density in the air gap.
3.The units of the various quantities are as follows. Lengths: centimeter, heat generated,
heat dissipated; power: watt; temperature:◦C; rotational speed: rpm; flux density:
gauss.

1.18 A gas pipeline is to be laid between two citiesAandE, making it pass through one
of the four locations in each of the intermediate townsB, C, andD(Fig. 1.23). The
associated costs are indicated in the following tables.
Costs forAtoBandDtoE

Stationi
1 2 3 4
FromAto pointiofB 30 35 25 40
From pointiofDtoE 50 40 35 25

Costs forBtoCandCtoD

To:
From: 1 2 3 4
1 22 18 24 18
2 35 25 15 21
3 24 20 26 20
4 22 21 23 22

Figure 1.23 Possible paths of the pipeline betweenAandE.
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