Control of the qr engine, Mechanical Engineering

Assignment Help:

We provide you with some information about the control of the QR

  • Instability Problem
  • Cascaded P Control

 

PLEASE THE TASK

We would like you to do an indepth study/research in the tradeoff between the filtering of the QR and the QR performance So it will be about filtering but more of an indepth form of filtering

 PROBLEM ANALYSIS

Noise is still considerable in the QR performance

At the moment there is still little correlation between (filtered) phi and p

More aggressive filtering leads to more phase delay

10 Hz signals already produces a 90 degree phase lag with  2nd -order filters

In our particular case we might want to apply notch filter but this is must be done after testing the Low

Pass filters to see the tradeoff and the reaction it has on the QR

In general though, there are too many noise frequencies

sphi: negligible drift, too high noise

sp: low noise, drift -> prohibits integration to phi  

A bit of explanation

In general the QR produces a lot of noise. Filters are introduced to reduce the noise in the system. But in order to use these filters (LP etc) there are some limitations. For instance when we try to get rid of all the noise in the system, it leads to 0 control (so the QR does not work at all) In another scenario when there is a bit of noise in the system it leads to instability of the QR. In both ways after applying the filters something happens to the QR performance. We would like you to find the best filter that would do a better job (e.g. notch filter) and write about the analysis/ideas.

1823_Control of the qr engine.png


Related Discussions:- Control of the qr engine

Can you explain bentonite binders, Q. Can you explain Bentonite binders? ...

Q. Can you explain Bentonite binders? Its general composition is MgO.Al 2 O 3 .Sio 2 .H 2 O. it is formed by weathering of volcanic or igneous rocks. It is a creamy white powde

Modulus of rupture, Modulus of Rupture: What is the Modulus of Ruptur...

Modulus of Rupture: What is the Modulus of Rupture? Sol.: The maximum fictitious shear stress which can be calculated by torsion formula by using the experimentally fou

Corrosion in boiler, Q. Corrosion in Boiler? With proper BFW treatment,...

Q. Corrosion in Boiler? With proper BFW treatment, and maintaining pH within a certain range (9.2 to 9.4) and removing oxygen from the system, a stable passive film will be for

Open system - thermodynamics system, Open system The system that excha...

Open system The system that exchange both the mass and energy (or Heat and work) with the surrounding of it. The mass within the system is necessarily constant. The nature of

Characterised punching shear failure in bearing capacity, How can punching ...

How can punching shear failure are characterised in bearing capacity? Punching Shear Failure This mode of failure is characterised by large deformations beneath the footing

Process capability, Process capability Process capability which is a m...

Process capability Process capability which is a measurement with respect to the inherent precision of a manufacturing process has two significant elements, i.e. process facto

Pultrusion, Pultrusion Structure sections of long length are generated...

Pultrusion Structure sections of long length are generated by putting the fibres via resin bath and heated dies of exact shapes. Unidirectional fibres along with high volume f

Find out power transmitted by belt, Find out power transmitted by belt: ...

Find out power transmitted by belt: A belt is running over pulley of 1.5m diameters at 250RPM. The angle of contact is 120º and coefficient of friction is 0.30. If maximum te

Introduction to welding processes, INTRODUCTION TO WELDING PROCESSES We...

INTRODUCTION TO WELDING PROCESSES Welding is a material joining process used in making welds and a weld is a localised coalescence of metals or non metals produced either by he

Design square footing with plan area and soil reaction, A square column 410...

A square column 410 x 410 mm (along with 4 No. 16 mm bars) carries a dead load of 1020 kN and an imposed load of 410 kN. The foundation soil has a safe bearing capacity of 200 kPa.

Write Your Message!

Captcha
Free Assignment Quote

Assured A++ Grade

Get guaranteed satisfaction & time on delivery in every assignment order you paid with us! We ensure premium quality solution document along with free turntin report!

All rights reserved! Copyrights ©2019-2020 ExpertsMind IT Educational Pvt Ltd