General, Serial, and Combinatorial Designs and Its Application in the Exercise Section of Light Torpedo

As a standardized design method, general, serial, and combinatorial designs have been widely used in all aspects of industrial design, particularly in the development of new products. The exercise section of torpedoes can be completely interchanged with the warshot section. It has independent functions and structures and has the innate conditions suitable for general, serial, and combinatorial designs. Consequently, it has always been the pilot part of the general, serial, and modular designs in the torpedo industry. In this study, the concept and design methods of generalization, serialization, and combination are introduced. The exercise section of a light torpedo is taken as an example for discussing the application of design methods such as eigen generalization, redundancy generalization, variable generalization, and numerical serialization in the general, serial, and combinatorial designs of the exercise section to provide a reference for its design