Petter Krus教授"Hydraulic System Dynamics and Control”系列讲座的通知(10月11日-19日)

时间:2011-10-09浏览:7638设置

讲座题目:Hydraulic System Dynamics and Control

讲座人:Petter Krus教授

Professor in Fluid and Mechatronic Systems (Flumes) at Linköping University in Sweden

时间:1011-1019日,上午:830-1200

讲座地点:浙江大学流体传动与控制国家重点实验室老楼4楼会议室

讲座语言:英语

讲座内容简介:

 (Program may subject to change)

Tuesday Oct 11.

·         System Simulation

o  Bi-directional delay lines (transmission line modelling, TLM)

o  Introduction to HOPSAN

Wednesday Oct 12.

·         Servo technology

o  Stability analysis, frequency analysis

o  Non-linearities, dead band, saturation, friction

o  PI-lead control

o  Complex load dynamics

Thursday Oct 13.

·         Transmission line dynamics

o  Pressure transients

o  Effect on system dynamics In servo systems

·         Pressure Control Valves

o  Pressure relief valves

Friday Oct 14.

·         Pressure Control  Pumps

o  Constant pressure pumps, pressure relief valves

o  System dynamics and stability analysis

o  Effect of long transmission lines

·         Exercise

o  Making a simulation model of a model relevant to your research

Tuesday Oct 18. 

·         Load Sensing Systems

o  System dynamics and stability analysis

Wednesday Oct 19.

·         Systems with counter balance valves

o  System dynamics and stability analysis

·         System with separate meter-in and meter-out orifices

o  Control strategies

 

 

Prof. Krus has a Phd in Fluid Power from Linköping University in Sweden. He became Associate Professor in 1991 at the same Division. In 2001 he became full Professor and also moved to the Professorship in Machine Design at the same university. In 2010 he returned to the division of Fluid and Mechatronic Systems (previously Fluid Power). His research interests are mainly in hydraulic control systems, modelling and simulation, design optimization, design automation, aircraft design, etc.

 

Hydraulic systems have high energy density and a high degree of control. However, for efficient design, it is important to have a good understanding of the dynamics of such systems. Furthermore, even though the dynamics of individual components can be fairly simple, systems may exhibit complex dynamics and in some cases even be unstable. In this course some of the more important systems, such as servo systems, load sensing systems etc, are studied both theoretically and maybe more importantly, through experimentation in simulation models. After the course it is expected that the students should be able to make simpler system simulation models, to be able to analyse the simulation results, and to draw conclusions on appropriate actions for improvements.

 

The course is based on lectures and computer exercises in the free software Hopsan-NG wich can be downloaded from. www.iei.liu.se/flumes. The hours indicated includes both lectures and exercises.

 

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