This paper investigates the use of independentmodalcontrol to suppress the vibration of nonlinearflexible structures. In recent years technological improvements in the mechanical field have led to high-performance systems with low weight and, as a consequence, high flexibility and low damping. Here active control quickly bettered the traditional passive damping systems. The structure investigated in this paper is a multi-body flexible boom moved by hydraulic actuators. The nonlinear system dynamic was numerically reproduced and a control strategy, based on the use of the same actuators, was developed. Finally a testrig was created to validate the proposed approach experimentally.

Independent modal control for nonlinear flexible structures: An experimental test rig

RESTA, FERRUCCIO;RIPAMONTI, FRANCESCO;CAZZULANI, GABRIELE;
2010-01-01

Abstract

This paper investigates the use of independentmodalcontrol to suppress the vibration of nonlinearflexible structures. In recent years technological improvements in the mechanical field have led to high-performance systems with low weight and, as a consequence, high flexibility and low damping. Here active control quickly bettered the traditional passive damping systems. The structure investigated in this paper is a multi-body flexible boom moved by hydraulic actuators. The nonlinear system dynamic was numerically reproduced and a control strategy, based on the use of the same actuators, was developed. Finally a testrig was created to validate the proposed approach experimentally.
2010
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