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Structural vibration damping with synchronized energy transfer between piezoelectric patchesLi, Kaixiang 22 September 2011 (has links) (PDF)
Advanced materials such as carbon fiber, composite materials et al. are more and more used in modern industry. They make the structures lighter and stiffer. However, they bring vibration problems. Researchers studied numerous methods to eliminate the undesirable vibrations. These treatments are expected to be a compact, light, intellectual and modular system. Recently, a nonlinear technique which is known as Synchronized Switch Damping (SSD) technique was proposed. These techniques synchronously switched when structure got to its displacement extremes that leading to a nonlinear voltage on the piezoelectric elements. This resulting voltage showed a time lag with the piezoelectric strain thus causing energy dissipation. Based on the developed SSD techniques, a new synchronized switch damping e.g. Synchronized Switch Damping with Energy Transfer (SSDET) was proposed in this document. This method damped the vibration by using the energy from other vibrating form. The objectives of the work reported in this document were threefold. The first one consisted of introduction of SSDET principle and developing its control law. This part aimed at establishing the mathematical model and verifying the proposed method by mathematical tools. Then, the experimental validations were carried out. Three experiments with different configurations demonstrated that SSDET can be implemented not only between structures but also vibrating modes in one structure. A SSDET scheme with multi-patches was also investigated for improving the damping. Finally, a bidirectional SSDET concept was introduced based on the original SSDET technique. This technique be regarded as a multimode control SSDET. Since it privileged the target vibration while keeps a decent control effect on the source vibration.
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Structural vibration damping with synchronized energy transfer between piezoelectric patches / Amortissement vibratoire avec échange d'énergie synchronisé entre des éléments piézoélectriquesLi, Kaixiang 22 September 2011 (has links)
Les matériaux évolués tels que les matériaux composites ou les fibres de carbone sont de plus en plus utilisés dans l'industrie. Ils rendent les structures plus légères et plus résistantes mais en contrepartie, ils apportent de nouveaux problèmes de vibration. De nombreuses recherches sont ainsi en cours pour apporter des solutions afin d'éliminer les vibrations indésirables tout en restant compactes, légères, intelligentes et modulaires. Récemment, des techniques de contrôle non linéaires, dénommées en anglais S.S.D. (Synchronized Switch Damping) ont été proposées et validées. Ces méthodes font commutées un élément piézoélectrique collé à la structure mécanique à amortir sur un circuit électrique de manière synchronisée avec la déformation de celle-ci. Un effet amortissant peut ainsi être obtenu en utilisant l'énergie de vibration de la structure mécanique elle-même. Basée sur ces concepts, une nouvelle technique appelée S.S.D.E.T. (Synchronized Switch Damping with Energy Transfer) est proposée dans ce manuscrit. Cette méthode permet d'amortir une vibration en utilisant de l'énergie extraite à partir d'autres vibrations. Les résultats de ce travail de thèse sont présentés de la manière suivante. Premièrement, le principe et les lois de commande de la technique S.S.D.E.T. sont introduits. Ainsi, un modèle mathématique est établi et permet de vérifier les concepts proposés par simulation. Ensuite, des validations expérimentales menées sur différentes configurations sont décrites et démontrent l'augmentation de l'amortissement sur un système composé de deux structures mécaniquement indépendantes, sur un système composé d'une seule structure qui vibre selon plusieurs modes et sur une combinaison des deux précédents. Enfin, une extension de la technique S.S.D.E.T. est introduite dans un cadre d'échange d'énergie bidirectionnel. Celle-ci permet d'obtenir un amortissement privilégié sur un mode tout en conservant un contrôle correct des autres modes. / Advanced materials such as carbon fiber, composite materials et al. are more and more used in modern industry. They make the structures lighter and stiffer. However, they bring vibration problems. Researchers studied numerous methods to eliminate the undesirable vibrations. These treatments are expected to be a compact, light, intellectual and modular system. Recently, a nonlinear technique which is known as Synchronized Switch Damping (SSD) technique was proposed. These techniques synchronously switched when structure got to its displacement extremes that leading to a nonlinear voltage on the piezoelectric elements. This resulting voltage showed a time lag with the piezoelectric strain thus causing energy dissipation. Based on the developed SSD techniques, a new synchronized switch damping e.g. Synchronized Switch Damping with Energy Transfer (SSDET) was proposed in this document. This method damped the vibration by using the energy from other vibrating form. The objectives of the work reported in this document were threefold. The first one consisted of introduction of SSDET principle and developing its control law. This part aimed at establishing the mathematical model and verifying the proposed method by mathematical tools. Then, the experimental validations were carried out. Three experiments with different configurations demonstrated that SSDET can be implemented not only between structures but also vibrating modes in one structure. A SSDET scheme with multi-patches was also investigated for improving the damping. Finally, a bidirectional SSDET concept was introduced based on the original SSDET technique. This technique be regarded as a multimode control SSDET. Since it privileged the target vibration while keeps a decent control effect on the source vibration.
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