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31 May 1996 Design of smart structures with bounded controls
Narendra S. Khot, Duane E. Veley, Alexander A. Bolonkin
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Abstract
This paper describes an approach for designing a structure-control system based on the linear quadratic regulator which suppresses vibrations in structures. Bounds are placed on the control forces to simulate real actuators. The structure and control system are optimized with an objective function of the total weight of the structure and the control devices. The design variables are the bounds (which are proportional to the weight of the control devices) on each control force and the cross-sectional areas of the structural elements. A constraints are placed on the time required to reduce the energy of the vibration to 5% of its initial value, structural frequencies and upper and lower bounds on the design variables. As an example to illustrate the application of an approach, a wing box idealized by rod elements is used. The actuators and sensors are collocated and assumed to be embedded in structural elements.
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Narendra S. Khot, Duane E. Veley, and Alexander A. Bolonkin "Design of smart structures with bounded controls", Proc. SPIE 2715, Smart Structures and Materials 1996: Mathematics and Control in Smart Structures, (31 May 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.240796
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KEYWORDS
Control systems

Actuators

Control systems design

Structural design

Sensors

Matrices

Smart structures

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