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Title: Control of suspension bridge flutter instability using pole-placement technique
Authors: Pourzeynali, S
Datta, T K
Keywords: closed-loop state
pole-placement technique
control literature
control the flutter
desired negative value
state feed back gain matrix
critical wind speed
bridge deck flutter
zero value
Issue Date: 2005
Citation: Journal of Sound and Vibration, 282(1-2), 89-109
Abstract: The closed-loop state feedback control scheme by pole-placement technique, which is widely used in control literature, is applied to control the flutter instability of suspension bridges. When the mean wind speed U at the bridge site increases beyond the critical flutter wind speed, the real part of the dominant pole of the system is forced to a desired negative value by properly designing a state feed back gain matrix to control the flutter instability. The control force, which is expressed as a product of gain matrix and state vector in modal coordinates, is applied in the form of an active torsional moment in the middle of the bridge span. The values of the state variables are estimated by designing a full order observer system. The application of the control scheme for increasing the critical wind speed for flutter of suspension bridges is demonstrated by considering the Vincent Thomas Bridge as the numerical example. The efficiency of the method for controlling the bridge deck flu...
URI: http://eprint.iitd.ac.in/dspace/handle/2074/1518
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