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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2005 No.2STUDY ON CONTROL STRATEGY FOR ACTUATOR OF HYDRAULICALLY DRIVEN 6-DOF MOTION SIMULATOR

STUDY ON CONTROL STRATEGY FOR ACTUATOR OF HYDRAULICALLY DRIVEN 6-DOF MOTION SIMULATOR

 

Guo Hongbo  Li Hongren

(School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001)

 

Abstract: The asymmetric cylinder electro-hydraulic servo system is widely applied to the hydraulically driven 6-DOF motion simulator used as actuator at present, and its controller design is also noticeable. Firstly, a general nonlinear model of the asymmetric cylinder actuator controlled by servo-valve is derived. Then a cascade load pressure control strategy, which gives the hydraulic actuator the character of a force generator, is presented. So this establishes a basis for realizing the hierarchical control of the motion simulator. Taking account of the model uncertainties and external disturbances, the sliding mode control scheme is used to the design of the outer-loop stabilized controller in the actuator level which realizes the stabilization of the hydraulic actuator and the disturbance rejection. Finally, a state feedback controller is designed to compare with the sliding mode-cascade load pressure controller. Simulation results indicate the control strategy presented in this paper is effective and reasonable.

Key words: 6-DOF motion simulator  Cascade load pressure control strategy  Asymmetric cylinder electro-hydraulic servo  Sliding mode control

CLC No: TP137

Received 20040105, received in revised form 20020040410

 

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