工程中的振动同步与控制同步

出版时间：2009-10  出版社：闻邦椿、赵春雨、范俭、 等 科学出版社 (2009-10出版)  作者：闻邦春 等 著  页数：266  

前言

A synchronous phenomenon is a form of movement naturally existing innature as well as in human society and production.  Most synchronousphenomena are naturally formed during the evolution process of the naturalworld and the human society. However, in engineering and technology, it isoften created artificially to satisfy people's needs.  In most cases, thesynchronous phenomena are beneficial to human beings, but are harmful inother cases.  For  example,  synchronous  satellites  in  space  orbit  insynchronization about the earth. Another example of the synchronizationphenomena is in radiobroadcast, one of the most common ways to transmitinformation in human lives. In order to receive the expected sounds fromradio stations, the receiving frequency of the radios must match the sendingfrequency from the radio stations, which is so-called sending-receivingsynchronization. But in other circumstances, the synchronization phenomenamay be unwanted as they may be hazardous and harmful.  For example,soldiers are forbidden from marching synchronously in a group on a wirebridge, because the resonant forces produced by the synchronized runningmay cause a disaster.The synchronous phenomena and their issues can be found anywhere inthe natural world and fields of engineering and technology.

内容概要

　　《工程中的振动同步与控制同步（英文版）》是在完成“关于机械系统控制同步理论及其应用的研究”、“多机机械系统广义同步与定速比传动智能控制的理论及其应用的研究”等国家自然科学基金项目及其他相关科研项目的基础上，撰写的一部专著。书中以非线性动力学理论和现代控制理论及智能控制理论为基础，研究了双机或多机机械系统的振动同步、控制同步和复合同步，还研究了机械系统定速比控制问题。书中较详细地研究了实现振动同步、控制同步和复合同步的基本理论与方法及具体措施，介绍了作者长期从事这一课题研究的实际经验，在讲述理论与方法的过程中，举出了若干工程应用实例。　　《工程中的振动同步与控制同步（英文版）》可供大专院校师生阅读与参考，还可供从事机械工程、控制工程与动力学研究与设计的科技人员参考使用。

书籍目录

Introduction to the First AuthorPrefaceChapter 1  Development of the Theory and Technology of Vibratory Synchronization and Controlled Synchronization1.1  Synchronization phenomena and problems in the natural world and engineering1.2  Developments of theory and technology of vibratory synchronization1.3  Developments of controlled synchronization theory and technology1.4  Development of theory and technology of composite synchronization1.5  Development of theory and technology of fixed speed ratio control1.6  ProspectsChapter 2  Vibratory Synchronization of Plane Motion of Self Synchronous Vibrating Machines with Dual-motors2.1  Introduction2.2  Synchronization theory of plane motion self synchronous vibrating machines with single mass2.2.1  Two motion states and orbits of self synchronous vibrating machines with two exeiters2.2.2  Torque equilibrium equations of the two shafts in a self synchronous vibrating machine of plane motion2.2.3  Synchronization condition of the two exciters in a vibrating machine of plane motion2.2.4  Stability conditions of synchronous operation2.2.5  AnalYsis of the factors influencing the conditions of implementing synchronization and stability2.2.6  Experimental results for the vibrating machines of plane motion2.3  Synchronization theory of a plane motion self synchronous vibrating machine with dual masses2.3.1  Motion equation and its solution of a plane motion self synchronous vibrating machine with dual masses2.3.2  Equations of motion of exciters 1 and 22.3.3  Synchronization condition of self synchronous vibrating machines with dual masses2.3.4  Stability conditions of synchronous states2.3.5  Some results of the experiments2.4  Theory of synchronization for centroid rotation vibrating machines with two exciters2.4.1  Equations of motion and their resolutions2.4.2  Synchronization condition obtained by Hamiltonian principle2.4.3  Stability condition of synchronization2.4.4  Vibration-oriented angle fl of the mass center and orbit of the machine body2.4.5  Experimental results and discussions2.5  Times frequency synchronization of nonlinear self synchronous vibrating machines 2.5.1  Condition of times frequency synchronization of nonlinear self synchronous vibrating machines 2.5.2  Stability condition of times frequency synchronization for nonlinear vibrating machines2.6  ConclusionsChapter 3  Vibratory Synchronization of Spatial Motion Self Synchronous Vibrating Machines3.1  Introduction3.2  Synchronization condition and stability condition of synchronous states of spatial motion single mass self synchronous vibrating machinery3.2.1  Motion equations of vibrating system and the solution3.2.2  Condition of implementing synchronization3.2.3  Two synchronous states and the stability condition3.3  Synchronization of dual-mass self synchronous vibrating machines of spatial motion3.4  Experimental results and the analysis3.4.1  Experiments of synchronization when two motors are powered on 3.4.2  Experiments of synchronization when one motor is powered off3.4.3  Experiments for stability of the two synchronous states3.4.4  Experiments for controlling the vibration-oriented angle of self synchronous vibrating machinesChapter 4  Vibratory Synchronization Transmission and Its Applications4.1  Introduction4.2  Motion equation and steady state responses4.3  Synchronization criterion and stability criterion4.3.1  Synchronization criterion of vibratory synchronization transmission 4.3.2  Two synchronous states and stability criterions of △v and △v24.3.3  Discussions about some special cases4.4  Criterion and stability of vibratory synchronization transmission in some specific conditions4.4.1  Criterion of vibratory synchronization transmission4.4.2  Stability criterion of synchronous state4.5  Experimental results and discussions4.6  ConclusionsChapter 5  Self Synchronization of Dual Motors with Electromechanical Coupling1235.1  Electromechanical coupling mathematical model of a dual-shaft inertial vibrating machine5.2  Performance of electromechanical coupling self synchronization of an inertial vibrating machine with two shafts5.2.1  Synchronization of starting process of the system under an ideal condition5.2.2  Synchronous process of starting with initial phase differences between the two eccentrics5.2.3  Synchronous starting process of the vibrating system with a small performance difference between the two motors5.2.4  Transient process of synchronization with speed disturbance or phase disturbance5.3  Transient process of vibratory synchronization transmission5.4  Electromechanical coupling self synchronous characteristics of elastic link vibrating machines5.4.1  Electromechanical coupling mathematical model of the system5.4.2  Start-up transient synchronous process of the system with an initial phase difference5.4.3  Transient process of the system with a performance difference between the two motors5.4.4  Transient process of self synchronization of the system with speed disturbance5.5  Electromechanical coupling analysis of synchronization of electric vibrating machine with two exciting headers5.5.1  Equations of motion5.5.2  Self synchronous characteristics of the electromechanical coupling  ...Chapter 6  Controlled Synchronization of Multi-motor Mechanical Systems Using Traditional Methods6.1  Introduction6.2  Methods for detection of motor speed and phase in mechanical systems with multi-motor drives6.2.1  Synchronous measurement of rotational velocities for multiple motors in mechanical systems6.2.2  Determination of rotational direction6.2.3  Phase measurement6.3  Controlled synchronization of mechanical systems with multiple motors by PID6.3.1  Design methods of a PID controller 6.3.2  Design of PID control for velocity synchronization of mechanical systems with multi-motor drives6.4  Sliding mode variable structure control6.5  Model reference adaptive control6.5.1  Mathematical model of controlled object and reference model6.5.2  Design of an adjustable controller6.5.3  Development of the equivalent error system6.5.4  Adaptive laws6.6  Speed sensorless field-oriented control of synchronization of mechanical systems with multi-motor drives6.6.1  Adaptive identification models of rotor speed and magnetic linkage of an induction motor6.6.2  Speed sensorless control of induction motors6.6.3  Controlled synchronization of mechanical systems with multi-motor drives6.7  ConclusionsChapter 7  Intelligent Controlled Synchronizations of Mechanical Systems with Multi-motor Drives7.1  Introduction7.1.1  Development of intelligent control7.1.2  Features of intelligent control objects7.1.3  Strategies of intelligent control7.2  Self-organizing and self-earning fuzzy control of a mechanical system with dual motors7.2.1  Self-organizing fuzzy control of two-motor tracking synchronization7.2.2  Fuzzy model of an AC motor7.2.3  Fuzzy model of an AC motor powered with a transducer7.2.4  Design of the fuzzy controller7.2.5  Experiments of fuzzy control for synchronization tracking7.3  Fuzzy monitoring control of phase difference for a vibrating machine with dual-motor drives rotating in the same direction7.3.1  Mechanical model of a vibrating system with dual-motor drives7.3.2  Speed synchronization control of the dual motors7.3.3  Fuzzy monitoring control of phase synchronization of the two eccentric rotors7.3.4  Phase synchronization control and simulation results of the vibrating system with dual-motor drives7.4  ConclusionsChapter 8  Composite Synchronization of Vibrating Machines with Four Motors8.1  Mechanical model of a vibrating system with four motors8.1.1  Mechanical model of system8.1.2  Conditions of composite synchronization of four eccentric rotors8.2  Fuzzy control of the phase difference8.2.1  Neural network simulator8.2.2  Fuzzy control for phase tracking8.2.3  Control system for phase synchronous tracking8.3  Simulation results8.4  ConclusionsChapter 9  Fixed Speed Ratio Control of Two-motor Mechanical Systems9.1  Model of the fixed speed ratio tracking control system9.2  Design of a composite variable structure controller for fixed speed ratio control9.3  Computer control system of the fixed speed ratio control9.4  Speed measurement of the rotor9.4.1  Principle of speed measurement9.4.2  Hardware of the speed measurement system9.5  Software design of the fixed speed ratio control system9.6  Simulations and experiments9.6.1  Results of simulations9.6.2  Experimental results and discussionReferences

章节摘录

插图：There is a variety of plane motion self synchronous vibrating machinesbeing widely used in industry for material feeding, conveying, screening,cooling, drying, forming and casting, such as the self synchronous vibratingfeeder, the self synchronous vibrating conveyor,  the self synchronousvibrating cooler, the self synchronous vibrating probability screen, the selfsynchronous vibrating dryer, the self synchronous vibrating sand-droppingmachine, the self synchronous straight line vibrating screen,  the selfsynchronous cold and the hot ore vibrating screen, etc. These machines havethe following advantages.（1）The drive system is much simpler than a forced synchronous systemwith a mechanical transmission chain due to that there is not a gearbox in aself synchronous system.（2）Easy for lubrication, maintenance and service without gearboxes.（3）The amplitude of resonant vibration can be significantly reduced forsome of self synchronous vibrating machines during the starting or thestopping process.（4）Most self synchronous vibrating machines used in industry aredirectly driven by exciting motors, which make the drive systems evensimpler and easily installed, and offer a significant cost savings.（5）Easy to realize a seriation, generalization and standardization.

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