Generative Thermal Design Through Boundary Representation and Multi-Agent Cooperative Environment

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.07952v1
• Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2022 21:22:44 GMT
• Title: Generative Thermal Design Through Boundary Representation and Multi-Agent Cooperative Environment
• Authors: Hadi Keramati and Feridun Hamdullahpur
• Abstract summary: We present a generative thermal design using cooperative multi-agent deep reinforcement learning and continuous geometric representation. The proposed framework consists of a pre-trained neural network surrogate model as an environment to predict heat transfer and pressure drop.
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• Abstract: Generative design has been growing across the design community as a viable method for design space exploration. Thermal design is more complex than mechanical or aerodynamic design because of the additional convection-diffusion equation and its pertinent boundary interaction. We present a generative thermal design using cooperative multi-agent deep reinforcement learning and continuous geometric representation of the fluid and solid domain. The proposed framework consists of a pre-trained neural network surrogate model as an environment to predict heat transfer and pressure drop of the generated geometries. The design space is parameterized by composite Bezier curve to solve multiple fin shape optimization. We show that our multi-agent framework can learn the policy for design strategy using multi-objective reward without the need for shape derivation or differentiable objective function.

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