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This paper addresses a critical problem in solid rocket motor design: predicting strain fields to prevent structural failure. The proposed GrainGNet offers a computationally efficient and accurate alternative to expensive numerical simulations and existing surrogate models. The adaptive pooling and feature fusion techniques are key innovations, leading to significant improvements in accuracy and efficiency, especially in high-strain regions. The focus on practical application (evaluating motor structural safety) makes this research impactful.
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GrainGNet reduces the mean squared error by 62.8% compared to the baseline graph U-Net model, with only a 5.2% increase in parameter count and an approximately sevenfold improvement in training efficiency.