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A semi-active flutter control scheme for a two-dimensional wing

โœ Scribed by Z.-C. Yang; L.-C. Zhao; J.-S. Jiang


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1995
Tongue
English
Weight
554 KB
Volume
184
Category
Article
ISSN
0022-460X

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โœฆ Synopsis


Both theoretical and experimental investigations are performed for a scheme for ''flutter taming''-semi-active control of structural non-linear flutter. For a two-dimensional non-linear flutter system, a digital simulation method is used to verify the principle of semi-active flutter control and to study the response characteristics of the closed loop flutter system. Simulation results show that by adjusting automatically the non-linear stiffness parameter of the flutter system, the amplitude of the flutter response can be suppressed. In accordance with the theoretical analysis, a wind tunnel test model for semi-active flutter control is designed. A micromotor-slide block system serves as the parameter control executive element with the monitoring of response signal and the controlling of micromotor performed by a microcomputer. Wind tunnel tests confirm that the non-linear flutter can be controlled effectively by this technique.


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