V-IoT:基于体积路径遗传算法的智能液压分配系统

K C OKAFOR, O. M. Longe
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液压分配系统(HDS)广泛应用于机电一体化行业,用于驱动制造机器,重型车辆,设备,并通过控制阀和管道/马自动分配流体。智能传感器、阀门和气缸的缺乏阻碍了液压运动控制器和管网实时状态信息的报告。传统HD缺乏主动和结构化的通信协议,如以太网- ip。不幸的是,在住宅和工业领域的大规模部署中,这些液压流量系统设计得很差。泄漏和故障的案例仍然很多。在某些情况下,物联网与流体流动系统的集成没有参考标准。本文引入体积物联网(V-IoT)传感器,利用路径遗传算法监测液压流量系统。给出了泄漏幅度监测的状态图。考虑到其节点对节点的稳态监测连通性,采用遗传算法和斐波那契算法的增强V-IoT泄漏幅度分别为23.07%、30.77%和46.16%。
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V-IoT: A Smart Hydraulic Distribution System Using Volumetric Route-Genetic Algorithm
Hydraulic distribution systems (HDS) are widely used in the Mechatronics industry to drive manufacturing machines, heavy-duty vehicles, equipment, and distribute fluids automatically with control valves and pipelines/horses. The absence of smart sensors, valves, and cylinders hinder the reporting of real-time state information about hydraulic motion controllers and pipeline networks. Legacy HD lacks active and structured communication protocols like Ethernet-IP. Unfortunately, these hydraulic flow systems are poorly designed during large-scale deployment at both residential and industrial areas. Cases of leakages and failures still abound. In some cases, there are no reference standards for IoT integration with fluid flow systems. In this paper, Volumetric IoT (V-IoT) sensors are introduced to monitor hydraulic flow systems leveraging route genetic algorithm. A state diagram for leakage amplitude monitoring is presented. Considering its node-to-node connectivity for steady-state monitoring, the enhanced V-IoT, with Genetic and Fibonacci algorithms offered leakage amplitude of 23.07%, 30.77%, and 46.16% respectively.
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