H/sub /spl infin// control of nonperiodic two-dimensional channel flow
H/sub /spl infin// control of nonperiodic two-dimensional channel flow
This paper deals with finite-dimensional boundary control of the two-dimensional (2-D) flow between two infinite parallel planes. Surface transpiration along a few regularly spaced sections of the bottom wall is used to control the flow. Measurements from several discrete, suitably placed shear-stress sensors provide the feedback. Unlike other studies in this area, the flow is not assumed to be periodic, and spatially growing flows are considered. Using spatial discretization in the streamwise direction, frequency responses for a relevant part of the channel are obtained. A low-order model is fitted to these data and the modeling uncertainty is estimated. An H-infinity controller is designed to guarantee stability for the model set and to reduce the wall-shear stress at the channel wall. A nonlinear Navier-Stokes PDE solver was used to test the designs in the loop. The only assumption made in these simulations is that the flow is two dimensional. The results showed that, although the problem was linearized when designing the controller, the controller could significantly reduce fundamental 2-D disturbances in practice.
H-infinity control, navier-stokes equations, channel flow, flow control, multidimensional systems, stability, infinite parallel planes, pde solver, nonperiodic flow, shear stress sensor, spatial discretization, two dimensional flow, wall shear stress
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Baramov, L.
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Tutty, O.R.
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Rogers, E.
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2004
Baramov, L.
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Tutty, O.R.
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Rogers, E.
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Baramov, L., Tutty, O.R. and Rogers, E.
(2004)
H/sub /spl infin// control of nonperiodic two-dimensional channel flow.
IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology, 12 (1), .
(doi:10.1109/TCST.2003.821951).
Abstract
This paper deals with finite-dimensional boundary control of the two-dimensional (2-D) flow between two infinite parallel planes. Surface transpiration along a few regularly spaced sections of the bottom wall is used to control the flow. Measurements from several discrete, suitably placed shear-stress sensors provide the feedback. Unlike other studies in this area, the flow is not assumed to be periodic, and spatially growing flows are considered. Using spatial discretization in the streamwise direction, frequency responses for a relevant part of the channel are obtained. A low-order model is fitted to these data and the modeling uncertainty is estimated. An H-infinity controller is designed to guarantee stability for the model set and to reduce the wall-shear stress at the channel wall. A nonlinear Navier-Stokes PDE solver was used to test the designs in the loop. The only assumption made in these simulations is that the flow is two dimensional. The results showed that, although the problem was linearized when designing the controller, the controller could significantly reduce fundamental 2-D disturbances in practice.
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Published date: 2004
Keywords:
H-infinity control, navier-stokes equations, channel flow, flow control, multidimensional systems, stability, infinite parallel planes, pde solver, nonperiodic flow, shear stress sensor, spatial discretization, two dimensional flow, wall shear stress
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ISSN: 1063-6536
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