Order-reduction model and analysis of EMS medium-and-low speed maglev train suspension system using Pade approximation method

Yang, Qing; Chi, Zhenxiang; Zhu, Yehui; Li, Jie; Yu, Peichang; Chen, Qiang; Wang, Lianchun

doi:10.23919/ccc55666.2022.9902696

2022 41st Chinese Control Conference (CCC) 2022

DOI: 10.23919/ccc55666.2022.9902696

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Order-reduction model and analysis of EMS medium-and-low speed maglev train suspension system using Pade approximation method

Qing Yang

Zhenxiang Chi

Yehui Zhu

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Control Methods for Levitation System of EMS-Type Maglev Vehicles: An Overview

Sun

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As new advanced vehicles, electromagnetic suspension (EMS)-type maglev trains have received wide attention because of their advantages such as high speed, no mechanical friction, low noise, low cost and energy consumption, strong climbing ability, and green environmental protection. The open-loop instability is one of the key points and difficulties for the levitation control systems of maglev trains. The closed-loop feedback control method must be applied to realize stable levitation. However, there are currently many levitation control methods just in theory. Considering their advantages and disadvantages, it is a major demand for maglev trains to select efficient, stable, applicable, and cost-saving methods to improve their dynamic performance and safety, which motivated this review. First, the current status of research on maglev trains is introduced in this paper, including types, system components, and research modes in various countries, followed by an analysis of the levitation control methods for EMS-type maglev trains. Then, the technical characteristics of the levitation control systems are described according to the basic principles of levitation systems, model building, mathematical derivation, and control objectives. Next, three kinds of typical levitation control methods are reviewed, namely, linear state feedback methods, nonlinear control methods, and intelligent control methods, according to their improvements and applications. Lastly, we summarize and evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of the three methods, and future developments of levitation control are suggested.

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Control Methods for Levitation System of EMS-Type Maglev Vehicles: An Overview

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Order-reduction model and analysis of EMS medium-and-low speed maglev train suspension system using Pade approximation method

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Control Methods for Levitation System of EMS-Type Maglev Vehicles: An Overview

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