Optimization of piezoceramic sensor/actuator placement for vibration control of laminated plates

Kang, Young K.; Park, Hyun C.; Agrawal, Brij N.

doi:10.2514/3.14044

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“…The gradient based optimization, applied to the simple case of a beam structure, was prone to getting trapped in local optima. [6] carried out a similar investigation on laminated plates; as in the work previously described, the optimization was carried out using the gradient method. Seeger and Gabbert [7] proposed an optimization algorithm for the optimal positioning of colocated actuator/sensor patch pairs on a simply supported plate structure.…”

Section: Mathematical Programmingmentioning

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Optimum placement of piezoelectric ceramic modules for vibration suppression of highly constrained structures

Belloli

Ermanni²

2007

Smart Mater. Struct.

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The vibration suppression efficiency of so-called shunted piezoelectric systems is decisively influenced by the number, shape, dimensions and position of the piezoelectric ceramic elements integrated into the structure. This paper presents a procedure based on evolutionary algorithms for optimum placement of piezoelectric ceramic modules on highly constrained lightweight structures. The optimization loop includes the CAD software CATIA V5, the FE package ANSYS and DynOPS, a proprietary software tool able to connect the Evolving Object library with any simulation software that can be started in batch mode. A user-defined piezoelectric shell element is integrated into ANSYS 9.0. The generalized electromechanical coupling coefficient is used as the optimization objective. Position, dimensions, orientation, embedding location in the composite lay-up and wiring of customized patches are determined for optimum vibration suppression under consideration of operational and manufacturing constraints, such as added mass, maximum strain and requirements on the control circuit. A rear wing of a racing car is investigated as the test object for complex, highly constrained geometries.

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Section: Mathematical Programmingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Optimum placement of piezoelectric ceramic modules for vibration suppression of highly constrained structures

Belloli

Ermanni²

2007

Smart Mater. Struct.

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“…As described in Roa et al (2005), a number of studies have been reported in the literature concerning the problem of optimally locating beacons, for instance the work by Oh and No (1994) in a nuclear reactor facility and the articles by Kang et al (1996) and Kang et al (1998) that address optimal placement of sensors for vibration control of laminated beams and plates, respectively. The work that is closest to our current development is the article by Sinriech and Shoval (2000).…”

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Diversified local search for the optimal layout of beacons in an indoor positioning system

Laguna¹,

Roa²,

Jiménez³

et al. 2009

IIE Transactions

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The navigation of Autonomous Guided Vehicles (AGVs) in industrial environments is often controlled by positioning systems based on landmarks or artificial beacons. In these systems, the position of an AGV navigating in an interior space is determined by the calculation of its relative distance to beacons, whose location is known in advance. A fundamental design problem associated with landmark navigation systems consists in determining the optimal location of the minimum number of beacons necessary to achieve a desired level of accuracy and reliability. A local search procedure coupled with a diversification strategy is developed for this problem. Comparisons with an earlier solution method based on genetic algorithms are provided and it is shown that the proposed procedure finds better designs in a fraction of the computational time employed by the genetic algorithm.

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“…Kang et al [6] optimized the placement of piezoelectric sensor/actuator pairs co-located for active vibration control of laminated beams by maximizing the structural damping effect. In the next two years they extended their research to the laminated plate [7]. Then, some algorithms and methods were developed to calculate the best shape or optimal placement of piezoelectric patch on plate structures [8][9][10].…”

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Enhanced electromechanical coupling of piezoelectric system for multimodal vibration

Yin

Liu³

et al. 2015

Mechatronics

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Optimization of piezoceramic sensor/actuator placement for vibration control of laminated plates

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Optimum placement of piezoelectric ceramic modules for vibration suppression of highly constrained structures

Optimum placement of piezoelectric ceramic modules for vibration suppression of highly constrained structures

Diversified local search for the optimal layout of beacons in an indoor positioning system

Enhanced electromechanical coupling of piezoelectric system for multimodal vibration

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