EAGER: Thermoacoustics: Active Feedback Control Enabling a New Generation of Energy Conversion Devices
EAGER: Thermoacoustics: Active Feedback Control Enabling a New Generation of Energy Conversion Devices
批准号:
0937539
负责人:
Bassam Bamieh
金额:
$9.56万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-09-01 至 2010-08-31
中文摘要
目的是设计、优化和建造一种新型的热声能量转换装置。这些器件的新特点是广泛使用主动声反馈和先进的控制器设计,优化功率转换效率,同时权衡控制工作。 这种反馈控制的使用可以克服当前热声装置中的两个显著挑战,即(a)高效率所需的窄范围的操作参数,以及(B)由于声阻抗要求而引起的机械设计复杂性。主动反馈控制的使用可以创建虚拟声学,从而在比非反馈设备大得多的参数范围内满足阻抗要求。此外,反馈可以创建新的热声不稳定性的操作制度,他们不会自然存在。这种新的设备概念将设备的机械设计的显著复杂性转移到反馈电子设备的设计中,在那里它可以更容易地实现。这是在通过最佳反馈控制设计权衡声学控制所需的额外功率的同时完成的。在一个大的参数制度的能力,使更多品种的能量转换装置,特别是在太阳能发电的使用热声。知识产权的优点:虽然某些有限类型的热声能量转换装置已经存在了一段时间,基本的限制,使他们无法被用于超过高度专业化的应用。智能热声学有可能成为这项技术的变革性发展,使其能够用于各种应用。该方法是研究面向控制的热声建模与最优反馈和学习控制design.Broader影响:热声设备目前无法使用高度可变的热功率源,如太阳能,因此尚未被用于利用太阳能。主动反馈控制使得热声装置能够适应大范围的热功率输入,并且因此能够实现全新类别的太阳能能量转换装置。这将是对可再生能源和清洁能源部门的重大贡献。
英文摘要
The objective is to design, optimize and build a new class of thermoacoustic energy conversion devices. The new feature of these devices is the extensive use of active acoustic feedback, and sophisticated controller design that optimizes power conversion efficiency while trading off control effort. The use of such feedback control can overcome two significant challenges in current thermoacoustic devices, namely (a) the narrow range of operating parameters required for high efficiency, and (b) the mechanical design complexity incurred due to acoustic impedance requirements. The use of active feedback control can create virtual acoustics and thus satisfy impedance requirements over a much larger parameter regime than non-feedback devices. In addition, feedback can create new thermoacoustic instabilities in operating regimes where they would not naturally exist. This new device concept moves significant complexity from the mechanical design of the device into the design of the feedback electronics, where it can be much more easily implemented. This is to be done while trading off the additional power required for acoustic control, through optimal feedback control design. The ability to operate over a large parameter regime would enable the use of thermoacoustics in more varieties of energy conversion devices, especially in solar powered ones.Intellectual Merit: Although certain limited types of thermoacoustic energy conversion devices have existed for some time, fundamental limitations have prevented them from being used for more than highly specialized applications. Smart Thermoacoustics has the potential to be a transformative development in this technology, enabling its use for a wide variety of applications. The approach is to investigate control-oriented thermoacoustic modeling together with optimal feedback and learning control design.Broader Impact: Thermoacoustic devices are currently unable to operate using highly variable heat power sources such as solar power, and have therefore not yet been used to harness solar energy. Active feedback control enables thermoacoustic devices to adapt to a wide range of heat power inputs, and could thus enable an entirely new category of solarpowered energy conversion devices. This would be a significant contribution to the renewable and clean energy sector.
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