Mohammad Javad Pourmohammadi, Mojtaba Eftekhari, Mahdi Gholami
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Abstract
Considering the fatigue and failures of fluid-conveying pipes caused by undesirable dynamics and instabilities, as well as the inability of passive controllers to prevent these adverse behaviors, this work proposes the use of a new adaptive nonlinear controller employing piezoelectric actuators to reduce vibrations and undesirable behaviors. The study investigates the nonlinear behavior of a piezoelectric pipe at 2:1 internal resonance in supercritical regime under harmonic base excitation. A closed-loop system comprising a controller, sensor, and actuator is employed for vibration control. The classical equations of motion are derived using the Hamilton’s principle and solved via the Galerkin and multiple scales methods. A fuzzy type-2 terminal sliding mode controller is designed to enhance stability and suppress vibrations across a wide range of excitation frequencies, while also minimizing control effort chattering in the presence of noisy sensors. Simulation results demonstrate the high efficiency of the proposed active controller.
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