Reliability analysis on resonance for low-pressure compressor rotor blade based on least squares support vector machine with leave-one-out cross-validation

Abstract

This research article analyzes the resonant reliability at the rotating speed of 6150.0 r/min for low-pressure compressor rotor blade. The aim is to improve the computational efficiency of reliability analysis. This study applies least squares support vector machine to predict the natural frequencies of the low-pressure compressor rotor blade considered. To build a more stable and reliable least squares support vector machine model, leave-one-out cross-validation is introduced to search for the optimal parameters of least squares support vector machine. Least squares support vector machine with leave-one-out cross-validation is presented to analyze the resonant reliability. Additionally, the modal analysis at the rotating speed of 6150.0 r/min for the rotor blade is considered as a tandem system to simplify the analysis and design process, and the randomness of influence factors on frequencies, such as material properties, structural dimension, and operating condition, is taken into consideration. Back-propagation neural network is compared to verify the proposed approach based on the same training and testing sets as least squares support vector machine with leave-one-out cross-validation. Finally, the statistical results prove that the proposed approach is considered to be effective and feasible and can be applied to structural reliability analysis.

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