2012Journal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and EngineeringOpen access

The use of smart structures in the realization of effective semi-active Control systems for vibration reduction

Fred Nitzsche

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The realization of semi-active actuators by smart structures is discussed. Semi-active actuators have the advantage of consuming much less power than direct-active actuators and are appropriate for the utilization in vibration problems encountered in aeronautical applications, where the loads are in general too high for direct-active actuators to perform. The development of a compact actuator device of this class, from the design phase to the validation tests, is presented.

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The realization of semi-active actuators by smart structures is discussed. Semi-active actuators have the advantage of consuming much less power than direct-active actuators and are appropriate for the utilization in vibration problems encountered in aeronautical applications, where the loads are in general too high for direct-active actuators to perform. The development of a compact actuator device of this class, from the design phase to the validation tests, is presented.

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The realization of semi-active actuators by smart structures is discussed. Semi-active actuators have the advantage of consuming much less power than direct-active actuators and are appropriate for the utilization in vibration problems encountered in aeronautical applications, where the loads are in general too high for direct-active actuators to perform. The development of a compact actuator device of this class, from the design phase to the validation tests, is presented.

Key concepts: Actuator, Realization (probability), Active vibration control, Reduction (mathematics), Smart material, Engineering, Control engineering, Vibration control

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