Vol 55, No 4 (2019)
- Year: 2019
- Articles: 13
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/8756-6990/issue/view/13236
Automation Systems in Scientific Research and Industry
Multi-Objective Control of Distributed Parameter Systems in the Case of Interval Uncertainty of the Plant Characteristics
Abstract
The previously developed technology of multi-objective optimization of deterministic systems with distributed parabolic parameters can be applied in typical situations with interval uncertainties of parametric characteristics of controlled plants. Minimax problems of mathematical programming are formed in accordance with a control strategy based on the principle of the best guaranteed result of a expanded set of arguments, which includes all permissible realizations of uncertain factors, in the case of estimating a given accuracy of approximation to a required finite system state in uniform metric. These problems are solved by an alternance method that uses the Chebyshev properties of desired extermals and fundamental laws of the problem domain. This paper also presents an example of multi-objective optimization of temperature modes of induction heating of metallic semifinished products before plastic deformation operations in technological complexes for pressure treatment of metal, which is of independent interest.
317-330
Analytical Synthesis of the State Observer of a Bilinear Dynamic System with Vector Input
Abstract
The problem of estimating the state vector of a bilinear dynamic system with vector input is under consideration. It is shown that, with fulfillment of multiple constraints, a Luenberger state observer can be formed, with an estimation error tending to zero. A step-by-step algorithm for determining the observer coefficient matrices is proposed, based on matrix canonization and modal control methods.
331-338
Applying a Relay Feedback Test for Autotuning the Electrohydraulic Controller of a Strength Testbed
Abstract
This paper describes the problem of automation of parameter selection of an electrohy-draulic drive for a single-channel testbed for the strength load of aviation elements. It is proposed to tune the proportional-integral controller parameters of the testbed on the basis of the results of the tests based on relay feedback and time-scale separation method. The results obtained allow for autotuning the strength testbed controller parameters and increasing the accuracy of the strength load cyclograms, which eventually accelerates the strength tests. The results of applying this method on the experimental testbed are given.
339-345
Control of Hybrid Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Motion in Transitional Modes
Abstract
Results of investigations of the flight control system for a hybrid unmanned aerial vehicle prototype in transitional modes are presented. The hybrid vehicle is equipped with a quadrotor and main propulsion units. The control system developed in the study includes subsystems for attitude stabilization, vertical take-off, hovering, and landing, as well as a control subsystem operating in transitional modes from quadrotor to aircraft modes and back.
346-355
Simulation of Hybrid Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Motion
Abstract
Performance of a hybrid unmanned aerial vehicle is analyzed. A mathematical model in MATLAB/Simulink is described. Results obtained by means of hardware-in-the-loop simulations and confirming the efficiency of the proposed control method are reported.
356-363
PID Controller Design for a Second-Order Nonlinear Plant
Abstract
A procedure for designing PID controllers for the class of second-order nonlinear non-stationary plants is proposed. The proportional and differential components of the controller are transferred to the system feedback channel to reduce possible control jumps. It is shown that the presence of a special fast-response differentiating device in the system generates fast processes against the background of slow working processes, which are identified using the motion separation method. The controller designed on this basis ensures invariance of the system under external uncontrolled disturbances as well as under a change in the plant parameters. The results of numerical simulation of the system in MATLAB illustrate the basic properties of the system.
364-370
Construction of Potential Fields for the Local Navigation of Mobile Robots
Abstract
The issues of local navigation of mobile robots are considered. The method of artificial potential fields is analyzed as a popular method for local navigation of robots. The issue of designing attractive potential fields is investigated. The problem of local minima (traps) is discussed. A new method for avoiding obstacles by a robot moving to a goal is proposed.
371-375
Fuzzy Optimization in Discrete-Continuous Control Systems for Multiple-Operation Technological Processes
Abstract
A numerical method for designing operating software for digital controllers of hybrid discrete-continuous control systems is considered. The method is based on implementing control algorithms on digital controller in the form of rule-based systems and uses a fuzzy optimization procedure to define controller operation rules. The continuous part of hybrid control systems consists of multiple-operation technological chains, which are nonlinear, multidimensional and multi-loop plants, and the discrete part consists of digital controllers. The developed digital controllers ensure satisfaction of the most general requirements for controlled processes, including fuzzy ones.
376-382
Modeling of Underground Coal Mining Processes
Abstract
This paper presents a comprehensive simulation model of underground coal mining processes in a fully mechanized longwall mining face. A number of simulation experiments were performed. The face productivity is estimated as a function of various factors such as the technical parameters of mining machines, face length, gas factor, shearer operation mode, distributed geomechanical characteristics of coal seam.
383-387
Influence of Disturbing Factors in a System for Measuring Radial Clearances in Gas-Turbine Engines with Temperature Self-Compensation
Abstract
This paper presents the results of analysis of the effect of disturbing factors on changes in the informative parameter of a single-coil eddy-current sensor, which are used as input data in studies of a radial clearance measurement system with self-compensation of temperature effects on the sensor. Conversion functions of the measuring circuit with the connected single-coil eddy-current sensor are obtained in analytical form. The conversion functions are dependences of the extreme code values at the measuring circuit output on radial clearances and temperature effects on the sensor taking into account disturbing factors (adjacent blades, blade temperature, axial displacements of the gas turbine engine compressor rotor). Quantitative estimates are obtained for influence functions of these disturbing factors on the calculated difference of the extreme code values in the system, which characterizes the measured parameter.
388-398
Analysis and Synthesis of Signals and Images
Multi-Stage Algorithms of Localization of a Random Pulsed Source with a Two-Step Probability Density Function in the Search Interval
Abstract
Time-optimal algorithms of spatial localization of random pulsed-point sources are proposed, and their parameters are calculated. These sources have a two-step probability density function in the search interval and are detected due to generation of instantaneous pulses at random time instants (delta functions). The advantage of the developed optimal localization algorithms over the search procedures that ignore specific features of the spatial distribution of the detected pulsed-point objects is demonstrated.
399-405
Comparative Efficiency of Methods of Cooperative Processing of Imagery Information
Abstract
A problem of detection of 3D objects on the basis of imagery information provided by two or three different sensors is considered. The efficiency of object detection with the use of algorithms of integration and fusion of information from different sensors and also by means of formation of a unified synthetic image from two initial images is estimated. Conditions are determined at which the use of the data integration algorithm and the method of forming a single synthetic image provides a lower efficiency as compared to the use of only one image among those available for detection.
406-413
Analyzing the Efficiency of Segment Boundary Detection Using Neural Networks
Abstract
—This paper describes the architecture of a neural network for edge detection. Different filters for first-layer neurons are compared. Neural network learning based on a cosine measure algorithm shows much worse results than an error backpropagation algorithm. Optimal parameters for the first-layer neuron operation are given. The proposed architecture fulfills the stated tasks on edge selection.
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