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Controlled synchronization of three co-rotating exciters based on a circular distribution in a vibratory system
Lei Jia1, Yang Tian2, Ziliang Liu3
1School of Mechanical Engineering, Shenyang Ligong University, Shenyang, 110159, China. jialeizsq@126.com.
Abstract:
In this article, an engineering problem of three co-rotating exciters with the circular distribution in a vibrating system is investigated. The dynamical model constructed by the motion differential equations is established. By introducing the small parameter averaged method in the dynamic equation, the synchronization and stability conditions of the electromechanical coupling dynamical model is derived. To illustrate the necessity of the controlling method, the self-synchronization of the vibrating system is firstly analyzed with the theory, numerical simulations and experiments. With the self-synchronization results, it is indicated that the ellipse trajectory which is needed in the industry can't be realizefd by the self-synchronization motion of the vibrating system. And then, a fuzzy PID controlling method based on the master-slave controlling strategy is introduced in the vibrating system to realize the controlled synchronization. The Lyapunov stability criterion is given to certify the stability of the controlling system. Through some simulations and experiments, the effectiveness of controlled synchronization is illustrated in the discussion. Finally, the present work illuminates the feasibility and practicality for designing some new types of vibrating screens in the industry.
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