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Development Of Chatter Attenuation Robust Control For An Amb Machine Spindle, Alexander Hans Pesch Jan 2014

Development Of Chatter Attenuation Robust Control For An Amb Machine Spindle, Alexander Hans Pesch

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Model Identification, Updating, And Validation Of An Active Magnetic Bearing High-Speed Machining Spindle For Precision Machining Operation, Adam C. Wroblewski Jan 2011

Model Identification, Updating, And Validation Of An Active Magnetic Bearing High-Speed Machining Spindle For Precision Machining Operation, Adam C. Wroblewski

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High-Speed Machining (HSM) spindles equipped with Active Magnetic Bearings (AMBs) are envisioned to be capable of autonomous self-identification and performance self-optimization for stable high-speed and high quality machining operation. High-speed machining requires carefully selected parameters for reliable and optimal machining performance. For this reason, the accuracy of the spindle model in terms of physical and dynamic properties is essential to substantiate confidence in its predictive aptitude for subsequent analyses.This dissertation addresses system identification, open-loop model development and updating, and closed-loop model validation. System identification was performed in situ utilizing the existing AMB hardware. A simplified, nominal open-loop rotor model was …


Identification Of Unmodeled Dynamics In Rotor Systems Using Mu-Synthesis Approach, Ryan J. Madden Jan 2010

Identification Of Unmodeled Dynamics In Rotor Systems Using Mu-Synthesis Approach, Ryan J. Madden

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It is well recognized that analytical models only approximate the true dynamics of analyzed rotating machines, due to the presence of components that are inherently difficult to model. Such models of rotating machines are driven by the best engineering knowledge and experience, and very often are updated based on experimental results. The problem of unmodeled or missing dynamics can be exacerbated in the presence of rotor structural damage such as a transverse crack on a shaft. This thesis will present an effective approach for model updating using advanced tools developed in robust control theory, specifically mu-synthesis. The methodology will be …