The electromagnetic mass damper （EMD） control system, as an innovative active control system to reduce structural vibration, offers many advantages over traditional active mass driver/damper （AMD） control systems....The electromagnetic mass damper （EMD） control system, as an innovative active control system to reduce structural vibration, offers many advantages over traditional active mass driver/damper （AMD） control systems. In this paper, studies of several EMD control strategies and bench-scale shaking table tests of a two-story model structure are described. First, two structural models corresponding to uncontrolled and Zeroed cases are developed, and parameters of these models are validated through sinusoidal sweep tests to provide a basis for establishing an accurate mathematical model for further studies. Then, a simplified control strategy for the EMD system based on the pole assignment control algorithm is proposed. Moreover, ideal pole locations are derived and validated through a series of shaking table tests. Finally, three benchmark earthquake ground motions and sinusoidal sweep waves are imposed onto the structure to investigate the effectiveness and feasibility of using this type of innovative active control system for structural vibration control. In addition, the robustness of the EMD system is examined. The test results show that the EMD system is an effective and robust system for the control of structural vibrations.展开更多
The electromagnetic dam （EMD） in twin-roll strip caster was simulated with FEM. The results show that the direction and magnitude of Lorentz force distributing in the EMD changed in a period. The negative part is ab...The electromagnetic dam （EMD） in twin-roll strip caster was simulated with FEM. The results show that the direction and magnitude of Lorentz force distributing in the EMD changed in a period. The negative part is about 30% of the positive part, and the acting time of the negative force is about 40% of a period. In order to prevent the liquid steel from leaking efficiently, the distance between two poles should be the same from the top to the bottom of the EMD, otherwise the magnetic induction will be very small at the top and large at the bottom.展开更多
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China Under Grant. No.50608026The National Major Foundamental Program (973 Program) of China Under Grant No. 2007CB714204
文摘The electromagnetic mass damper （EMD） control system, as an innovative active control system to reduce structural vibration, offers many advantages over traditional active mass driver/damper （AMD） control systems. In this paper, studies of several EMD control strategies and bench-scale shaking table tests of a two-story model structure are described. First, two structural models corresponding to uncontrolled and Zeroed cases are developed, and parameters of these models are validated through sinusoidal sweep tests to provide a basis for establishing an accurate mathematical model for further studies. Then, a simplified control strategy for the EMD system based on the pole assignment control algorithm is proposed. Moreover, ideal pole locations are derived and validated through a series of shaking table tests. Finally, three benchmark earthquake ground motions and sinusoidal sweep waves are imposed onto the structure to investigate the effectiveness and feasibility of using this type of innovative active control system for structural vibration control. In addition, the robustness of the EMD system is examined. The test results show that the EMD system is an effective and robust system for the control of structural vibrations.
文摘The electromagnetic dam （EMD） in twin-roll strip caster was simulated with FEM. The results show that the direction and magnitude of Lorentz force distributing in the EMD changed in a period. The negative part is about 30% of the positive part, and the acting time of the negative force is about 40% of a period. In order to prevent the liquid steel from leaking efficiently, the distance between two poles should be the same from the top to the bottom of the EMD, otherwise the magnetic induction will be very small at the top and large at the bottom.
