Journal of Theoretical
and Applied Mechanics
43, 3, pp. 487-500, Warsaw 2005
and Applied Mechanics
43, 3, pp. 487-500, Warsaw 2005
Controller design and implementation for active vibration suppression of a piezoelectric smart shell structure
The paper is dealing with the model based controller design for a shell structure attached with piezoelectric patches as actuators and sensors. The state-space model used for the controller design was obtained using the finite element (FE) approach, modal analysis and modal reduction resulting in a form
convenient for the controller development. The optimal LQ controller was designed for the vibration suppression purposes of a funnel shaped shell structure. The design model for the controller development was augmented with additional dynamics which takes into account excitations/disturbances, contributing thus to a better vibration suppression. The controller was implemented on a funnel-shaped piezoelectric structure. The structure was intensively investigated experimentally, and the achieved results of the controlled behaviour with respect to vibration suppression are presented and discussed.
convenient for the controller development. The optimal LQ controller was designed for the vibration suppression purposes of a funnel shaped shell structure. The design model for the controller development was augmented with additional dynamics which takes into account excitations/disturbances, contributing thus to a better vibration suppression. The controller was implemented on a funnel-shaped piezoelectric structure. The structure was intensively investigated experimentally, and the achieved results of the controlled behaviour with respect to vibration suppression are presented and discussed.
Keywords: active vibration suppression; optimal controller design; piezoelectric smart structure