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Understanding the lift and drag forces of a shape in a specifi c fl ow is important because it aids in designing better machines for optimal performance in a fl uid medium. Turbine blade geometries may diff er from nominal designs due to manufacturing imperfections, operational uncertainties, and natural wear and tear. Designing blades that are robust to these geometries will positively impact the reliability of turbine engines.

Optimization of Gas Turbine Blades Under Manufacturing Uncertainties