This presentation shows the results of the investigation the optimal placement of piezoelectric actuator and sensor by using H2 and Hinf norm method. The system in loop (SiL) were performed by linking Matlab and Abaqus CAE 6.13. using Python and Fortran. Then the dynamic steady state response and natural frequency of an active acoustic noise circular cylindrical panel are modeled and analyzed by using commercial finite element software (ABAQUS). For more detail can refer to
"Active Acoustic Noise Control of a Circular Cylindrical Panel Using Finite Element Approach."
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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/314350136_Active_Acoustic_Noise_Control_of_a_Circular_Cylindrical_Panel_Using_Finite_Element_Approach
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Active Acoustic Noise Control of a Circular Cylinder Panel Using Finite Element Approach in PPI Awards Presentation 2016
1. Active Acoustic Noise Control of a Circular
Cylindrical Panel Using Finite Element Approach
Teuku Arriessa Sukhairi
RUHR Universität Bochum
Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering
December 11, 2016
2. Overview
• Problem definition and objectives
• Basic of finite element method
• Basic of piezoelectric materials
• Methodology
Introduction
• Geometry and material properties
Geometry and
model definition
• Mesh convergence analysis
• Optimization of piezoelectric actuator and sensor
• Optimal control design
• Summary
Results and
discussion
3. Problem Definition and Objectives
There are two objectives:
1. To find the best location of the piezoelectric actuator and sensor
configuration.
2. To reduce the noise and control the system of a cylindrical panel with and
without acoustic medium by using PID controller.
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Sub-Problem A:
1. Mesh convergence of the system.
2. Piezoelectric actuator and sensor for the optimal placement
Sub-Problem B:
1. Vibroacoustic Analysis
15. Optimal Control Design
Uncontrolled and controlled response
of panel without acoustic medium
Uncontrolled and controlled response
of panel with acoustic medium
18. Summary
To obtain accurate results, a refined mesh in trade-
off with the computational effort is essential.
13 is the optimal location for actuator and sensor
position.
The structural vibration of without acoustic medium
can be effectively suppressed. However, for a
model with acoustic medium, the vibration was
slightly reduced.
19. References
1. Nader Jalili (2009)
Piezoelectric-based vibration control: from macro to micro/nano scale systems.
Springer Science & Business Media, 2009.
2. Nestorovic, Tamara (2004)
Adaptronics lecture notes, 2004.
3. Zhang, Yuelin and Hiruta, Toshiki and Kajiwara, Itsuro and Hosoya, Naoki (2015)
Active vibration suppression of membrane structures and evaluation with a non-
contact laser excitation vibration test
Journal of Vibration and Control.