Pipeline Vibration Control Using Magnetorheological Damping Clamps under Fuzzy–PID Control Algorithm

Gong, Fei; Nie, Songlin; Ji, Hui; Hong, Ruidong; Yin, Fanglong; Yan, Xiaopeng

doi:10.3390/mi13040531

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“…The structure of the two-dimensional MRD pipe clamp is illustrated as Figure 1(a), which is mainly composed of two MRF dampers, inner pipe clamp, displacement sensor, DSP controller, current driver, power module, and adapter (Gong et al, 2022). The detailed structure of MR damper is shown in Figure 1(b).…”

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Evaluation of flow-induced vibration suppression performances of magneto-rheological damping pipe clamp using PID algorithm

Hong

Nie

et al. 2022

Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures

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In order to suppress the low-frequency flow-induced vibration of fluid conveying pipeline, this paper develops a magnetorheological damping (MRD) pipe clamp due to its simple structure and strong dynamic adjustability. The mechanical dynamic model of MRD pipe clamp is established, and the vibration control algorithm based on PID is simulated. Comparison analysis on the vibration damping performance of the MRD pipe clamp under uncontrol, passive control, and PID control are conducted. The damping performances of MRD pipe clamp are tested under uncontrol, passive control, and PID control algorithm. The experiment results exhibited that the attenuation rate of each axial displacement and acceleration of pipe system using PID algorithm were more than 80% under sinusoidal excitation force of 600 N and excitation frequency of 2.5 Hz. The experiment results have verified the correctness of the simulation analysis in terms of value and trend. This research will provide the guide for the design and engineering application of MRD pipe clamp system.

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Evaluation of flow-induced vibration suppression performances of magneto-rheological damping pipe clamp using PID algorithm

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“…Ji et al (2020) presented an approach to using MR technology to control pipeline vibration, and they experimentally demonstrated that the MR damper can effectively reduce pipeline vibration from 1 to 10 Hz when used with three semi-active control algorithms. Gong et al (2022) designed a new MR damping clamp, and the experimental results showed that the device has a good suppression effect on the low frequency vibration of hydraulic pipes. However, there are few studies on MR dampers for medium-high frequency vibration reduction in pipelines.…”

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“…In previous studies, the main methods to reduce pipeline vibration included optimizing the structure of the pipeline system (Bi and Hao, 2016; Jia et al, 2015), reducing fluid excitation (Wang et al, 2017), and installing damping devices (Gong et al, 2022; Khazaee et al, 2020). The first two measures require significant modifications to the pipeline, and considering the complex structures of industrial pipelines, installing damping devices on the pipeline is an economical and practical vibration reduction scheme.…”

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Medium-high frequency vibration control of an industrial pipeline using squeeze-mode magnetorheological dampers

Dong,

Wu,

et al. 2024

Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures

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Due to fluid excitation and the vibration of connected equipment, industrial pipelines are prone to long-term medium-high frequency and small amplitude vibration. Magnetorheological (MR) dampers with a multi-stage squeeze plate structure were proposed to solve the problem of medium-high frequency vibration in the industrial pipeline. The dynamic characteristics of the industrial pipeline were analyzed to determine the installation position of the MR dampers. The mechanical properties of the proposed squeeze-mode MR dampers were tested, and the hyperbolic tangent mechanical model of the MR damper was established. The vibration control model of the industrial pipeline was built for simulation analysis. In addition, the Acceleration-Driven-Damper (ADD) control and the Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) control were used for simulation to predict the vibration reduction effect. Constant current experiments and control algorithm experiments were carried out on the vibration control platform of the industrial pipeline. The experimental results show that the maximum vibration attenuation rate of the MR dampers with constant current reaches 61.95%, while those with ADD control and PID control are 65.43% and 67.46%, respectively. Therefore, the squeeze-mode MR dampers can effectively reduce the medium-high frequency vibration of the industrial pipeline, and the control algorithms can further improve the vibration reduction performance.

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Simulation of vibration characteristics of IMU with controllable magnetorheological isolation system

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Pipeline Vibration Control Using Magnetorheological Damping Clamps under Fuzzy–PID Control Algorithm

Cited by 12 publications

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Evaluation of flow-induced vibration suppression performances of magneto-rheological damping pipe clamp using PID algorithm

Evaluation of flow-induced vibration suppression performances of magneto-rheological damping pipe clamp using PID algorithm

Medium-high frequency vibration control of an industrial pipeline using squeeze-mode magnetorheological dampers

Simulation of vibration characteristics of IMU with controllable magnetorheological isolation system

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