For suppression of undesirable fluctuations of high-rise constructions we use a control system with additional links.
The oscillation control for high-rise structures is formed on the basis of requirements to the systems of extinguishing oscillations of civil engineering structures [1]
Passive elements add to the active system increasing the reliability of the total construction control system. In the active system the oscillation control is executed by electric hydraulic actuators. The active system comprises a subsystem of measurement and estimation of state variables and of identification of disturbing effects at incomplete information. Control subsystem providing optimal the control law.
Let´s consider a high-rise structure, equipped with additional connections (fig. 1). Stress-deformation state of the structure is described by means of the differential equation system in partial derivatives. By means of variation methods (eg. the finite element method)) the problem of researching the stress-deformation state is reduced to the system of ordinary differential equations. For a general disturbing effect case the structure´s movement is described through the following equation [2]:
(1)
where M, K, H - are the inertial, dissipative and stiffness matrixes of the object; q(t) - vector of generalized coordinates of the structure; F(t), R(t) - determinate vector of disturbing and controlling effects respectively; BF, BR - are distribution matrixes of disturbing and controlling efforts in the construction respectively.
Fig. 1. Design of a high-rise structure equipped with passive-active connections located on all sectional views
A mathematical model of the electric-hydraulic actuator complex is described by the differential equation [2]
(2)
where E, G, D, Nare diagonal coefficient matrixes; U(t) a stress vector, given to the actuators inputs.
Combination of equations (1) and (2) allows to obtain a close system of differential equations of the controlled structure
(3)
Fig. 2. The comparative analysis of passive and active damping of one period of fluctuations:
level of admissible fluctuations;
construction with system of rigid communications;
сonstruction with system of the rigid communications equipped «a hydraulic spring»; сonstruction with system of the communications equipped hydraulic damper
with a throttle;
сonstruction with system of is passive-active communications
Vector of optimal control stresses U(t) is defined from quadratic functional minimum
where
V1(t), V2(t) is a nonnegatively definite symmetric matrix, V4(t) - a positively definitely symmetric matrix.
The solution is obtained in the form
using boundary conditions [5]
Numerical experiment
Numerical study of control system is presented by the example of a high-rise structure - tower-type headgear. A mass reinforced concrete tower-type headgear erected in the sliding form 120 sm. high and plan sizes 21×21 m was subjected to seismic impact with oscillation strength of 7 grades with direction cosines cos x = 35°, cos y = 55°, cos z = 45° elative to global coordinate system. Impact frequencyresonates with the structure´s main vibration tone. Control system sensors and additional links are set on the marks 12, 24, 36 m, providing its observability and controllabilityrelative motion of the tower-type headgear on the mark 36 m by axes x exceeds allowance by 8 times, by axes y - 6 times, by axes z - by 1,5 times; on the mark 24 m by axes x - 7 times, by axes y - 6 times, by axes z - 1,3 times; on the mark 12 m by axes x - 6 times, by axes y - 5 times, by axes z - doesn´t exceed.
Conclusions
Analysis of numerical modeling outcomes provides the following conclusions:
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