Practical demonstration of a large-scale active vibration isolation system

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2015-07-01

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Small experimental test-rigs are often used to investigate active vibration control concepts in the laboratory because of ease of construction and implementation. However, in marine applications, there is a large gap between this type of experiment and full-scale implementation onboard a ship. In this article a large-scale laboratory based active vibration control system is demonstrated. It involves a floating raft system attached to a hull-like structure by way of four hydraulic actuators, which are placed in parallel with eighteen passive resilient isolators. The flexible hull-like structure is supported on twenty six pneumatic springs to simulate a floating ship. A decentralized feedforward control strategy was implemented resulting in the reduction of vibration levels on the flexible hull-like receiving structure of up to 36. dB at some tonal excitation frequencies. The passive isolation results in broadband control and is most effective at higher frequencies.

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Case Studies in Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, v. 1, p. 32-37.

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