Two-Degree-of-Freedom Active Vibration Control of a Prototyped “Smart” Rotor
Two-Degree-of-Freedom Active Vibration Control of a Prototyped “Smart” Rotor
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DOI:
10.1109/tcst.2010.2051810
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发表时间:
2011-03
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4.8
通讯作者:
J. Wingerden;A. Hulskamp;T. Barlas;I. Houtzager;H. Bersee;G. Kuik;M. Verhaegen
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作者:
J. Wingerden;A. Hulskamp;T. Barlas;I. Houtzager;H. Bersee;G. Kuik;M. Verhaegen
This paper studies the load reduction potential of a prototyped “smart” rotor. This is, a rotor where the blades are equipped with a number of control devices that locally change the lift profile on the blade, combined with appropriate sensors and controllers. Experimental models, using dedicated system identification techniques, are developed of a scaled rotating two-bladed “smart” rotor of which each blade is equipped with trailing-edge flaps and strain sensors. A feedback controller based on H∞-loop shaping combined with a fixed-structure feedforward control are designed that minimizes the root bending moment in the flapping direction of the two blades. We evaluated the performance using a number of different realistic load scenarios. We show that with appropriate control techniques the variance of the load signals can be reduced up to 90%.