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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2001 No.3WIND-INDUCED VIBRATION CONTROL OF FEED SUPPORTING SYSTEM FOR LARGE RADIO TELESCOPE USING ELECTRORHEOLOGICAL DAMPER

WIND-INDUCED VIBRATION CONTROL OF FEED SUPPORTING SYSTEM FOR LARGE RADIO TELESCOPE USING ELECTRORHEOLOGICAL DAMPER


Su Yuxin  Duan Baoyan  Wei Qiang

(Xi'an University)

Nan Rendong  Peng Bo

(Beijing Astronomical Observatory)

 

Abstract: Considering wind-induced vibration of the feed supporting system with cables for the optomechatronics design project of next generation large spherical radio telescope, a novel ER damper is designed to realize the additional damping control of this vibration. The model of wind is first developed to implement this design and simulations. The damping force model of the designed ER adaptive damper is developed in detail, and the strategy of the additional damping control is proposed. The numerical simulation results have verified the validity of the designed adaptive ER damper to suppress the wind vibration of the feed supporting system, and the maximum suppression of the wind-vibration can be reached 50% of the original amplitude without ER damper. The favorable wind-induced vibration suppression results have laid a solid foundation for the engineering implementation of high precision trajectory tracking for the next generation large radio telescope.

Key words: Mechatronics  Electrorheological adaptive damper  Large radio telescope  Wind-induced vibration  Additional damping control of vibration
CLC No: TH39  TH113.2
国家自然科学基金、中科院国家天文观测中心大射电望远镜实验室资助项目. Received 20000613, received in revised form 20001115

 

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