Real-Time Flow Control of Blade Section Using a Hydraulic Transmission System Based on an H-Inf Controller with LMI Design
Vibration and real-time flow control of the 2D blade section of wind turbines with three degrees of freedom (3-DOF), excited by external pitch motion, are investigated based on an H-inf () controller using linear-matrix-inequality (HIC/LMI) design. The real-time flow control for the purpose of aeroe...
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doaj-821cf8916dda48008b52dc2a1170ee412020-11-25T03:41:47ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732020-09-01135029502910.3390/en13195029Real-Time Flow Control of Blade Section Using a Hydraulic Transmission System Based on an H-Inf Controller with LMI DesignTingrui Liu0Kang Zhao1Changle Sun2Jiahao Jia3Guifang Liu4College of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Qingdao 266590, ChinaCollege of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Qingdao 266590, ChinaCollege of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Qingdao 266590, ChinaCollege of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Qingdao 266590, ChinaCollege of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Qingdao 266590, ChinaVibration and real-time flow control of the 2D blade section of wind turbines with three degrees of freedom (3-DOF), excited by external pitch motion, are investigated based on an H-inf () controller using linear-matrix-inequality (HIC/LMI) design. The real-time flow control for the purpose of aeroelastic flutter suppression includes not only the driving process of real-time physical equipment, but also the realization of real-time control algorithm in the physical controller. The aeroelastic system combined with pitch motion is controlled by a kind of HIC/LMI algorithm. The real-time external pitch motion is driven by rack-piston cylinder (RPC) using a hydraulic transmission system (HTS). The unsteady aerodynamic loads model is simplified by the HTS system. The HTS is actuated by a proportional-flow valve (PFV) which is controlled by another HIC/LMI algorithm, a novel algorithm for waveform tracking. According to the result of waveform tracking, the input current signal of PFV is realized by the configuration of the controller hardware system and its external circuits. In two types of HIC/LMI algorithms, controller stabilities are affirmed using Lyapunov analyses, and controller values are derived and obtained by using LMI designs. Flutter suppression for divergent and instable displacements is shown, with obvious controlled effects illustrated. An online monitoring experimental platform using hardware-in-the-loop simulation, based on Siemens S7-200 programmable logic controller (PLC) hardware and Kingview detection system, is built to implement pitch motion based on HTS and configure the signal input of PFV in pitch control.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/13/19/5029real-time flow controlaerodynamic loadflutter suppressioncontrollerlinear matrix inequalitypitch control |
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Tingrui Liu Kang Zhao Changle Sun Jiahao Jia Guifang Liu Real-Time Flow Control of Blade Section Using a Hydraulic Transmission System Based on an H-Inf Controller with LMI Design Energies real-time flow control aerodynamic load flutter suppression controller linear matrix inequality pitch control |
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Tingrui Liu Kang Zhao Changle Sun Jiahao Jia Guifang Liu |
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Real-Time Flow Control of Blade Section Using a Hydraulic Transmission System Based on an H-Inf Controller with LMI Design |
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Real-Time Flow Control of Blade Section Using a Hydraulic Transmission System Based on an H-Inf Controller with LMI Design |
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Real-Time Flow Control of Blade Section Using a Hydraulic Transmission System Based on an H-Inf Controller with LMI Design |
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Real-Time Flow Control of Blade Section Using a Hydraulic Transmission System Based on an H-Inf Controller with LMI Design |
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Real-Time Flow Control of Blade Section Using a Hydraulic Transmission System Based on an H-Inf Controller with LMI Design |
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real-time flow control of blade section using a hydraulic transmission system based on an h-inf controller with lmi design |
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Vibration and real-time flow control of the 2D blade section of wind turbines with three degrees of freedom (3-DOF), excited by external pitch motion, are investigated based on an H-inf () controller using linear-matrix-inequality (HIC/LMI) design. The real-time flow control for the purpose of aeroelastic flutter suppression includes not only the driving process of real-time physical equipment, but also the realization of real-time control algorithm in the physical controller. The aeroelastic system combined with pitch motion is controlled by a kind of HIC/LMI algorithm. The real-time external pitch motion is driven by rack-piston cylinder (RPC) using a hydraulic transmission system (HTS). The unsteady aerodynamic loads model is simplified by the HTS system. The HTS is actuated by a proportional-flow valve (PFV) which is controlled by another HIC/LMI algorithm, a novel algorithm for waveform tracking. According to the result of waveform tracking, the input current signal of PFV is realized by the configuration of the controller hardware system and its external circuits. In two types of HIC/LMI algorithms, controller stabilities are affirmed using Lyapunov analyses, and controller values are derived and obtained by using LMI designs. Flutter suppression for divergent and instable displacements is shown, with obvious controlled effects illustrated. An online monitoring experimental platform using hardware-in-the-loop simulation, based on Siemens S7-200 programmable logic controller (PLC) hardware and Kingview detection system, is built to implement pitch motion based on HTS and configure the signal input of PFV in pitch control. |
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real-time flow control aerodynamic load flutter suppression controller linear matrix inequality pitch control |
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