复旦大学 航天航空系,上海,200433
张进(1999-),男,重庆彭水人,硕士研究生,研究方向:实验流体力学,强化学习. E-mail:zhangjin_132@163.com
曹博超*,副教授,研究方向:空气动力学,实验流体力学,强化学习. E-mail:cbc@fudan.edu.cn
纸质出版:2023
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张进, 周雷, 曹博超. 强化学习方法在翼型拍动实验中的应用[J]. 空气动力学学报, 2023, 41(9): 20−29.
ZHANG Jin, ZHOU Lei, CAO Bochao. Application of reinforcement learning method in flapping airfoil experiment[J]. 2023, 41(9): 20-29.
张进, 周雷, 曹博超. 强化学习方法在翼型拍动实验中的应用[J]. 空气动力学学报, 2023, 41(9): 20−29. DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2023.0071
ZHANG Jin, ZHOU Lei, CAO Bochao. Application of reinforcement learning method in flapping airfoil experiment[J]. 2023, 41(9): 20-29. DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2023.0071.
将深度强化学习方法应用于水洞实验,实现了实验室内的自动闭环优化框架,并用该框架优化了雷诺数
Re
= 1.3×10
4
下纯俯仰运动的NACA0012翼型模型的推进效率。现有的相关研究往往将运动模式限制为某种周期性函数,具有局限性。借助于强化学习方法,实现了在更广的非周期动作空间中的动作搜索。在实验中,模型自动地与水洞环境进行交互,最终学习到了高效推进的非周期运动策略。另外,通过修改奖励函数,实现了在给定推力阈值以上的效率优化。研究结果显示,强化学习模型可以在实验过程中通过不断调整拍动动作的幅度和频率来实现推进效率的持续提升,并且最终通过强化学习方法获得的最优拍动动作均与正弦拍动动作接近,得到的最优推进效率基本位于同等幅度正弦动作效率的上边界。研究展示了强化学习方法用于复杂流动控制问题的可行性。
This study presents the application of the deep reinforcement learning (DRL) method in water tunnel experiments
which establishes an automatic closed-loop optimization framework in the laboratory. The framework is used to optimize the propulsion efficiency of a NACA0012 airfoil model under pure pitching motion at a Reynolds number of
Re
= 1.3×10
4
. Existing related studies often limit the motion patterns to periodic functions
thanks to the DRL method
the optimization process can take place in a broader non-periodic action space. In the experiment
the airfoil automatically interacts with the water tunnel environment
and ultimatel
y learns highly efficient non-periodic motions. By modifying the reward function
the efficiency optimization can be achieved above a given thrust threshold. The present findings demonstrate the DRL model can continuously enhance the propulsion efficiency by adjusting the amplitude and frequency of the flapping motion. Moreover
the optimal flapping motion obtained by DRL is close to the sinusoidal motion
and the achieved optimal propulsion efficiency lies on the upper bound of that of the sinusoidal motion with a similar amplitude. The present study demonstrates the feasibility of using the DRL method for complex flow control problems.
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