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Gain scheduling automatic landing system by modeling Ground Effect

2014

Taking ground effect into account a longitudinal automatic landing system is designed. Such a system will be tested and implemented on board by using the Preceptor N3 Ultrapup aircraft which is used as technological demonstrator of new control navigation and guidance algorithms in the context of the “Research Project of National Interest” (PRIN 2008) by the Universities of Bologna, Palermo, Ferrara and the Second University of Naples. A general mathematical model of the studied aircraft has been built to obtain non–linear analytical equations for aerodynamic coefficients both Out of Ground Effect and In Ground Effect. To cope with the strong variations of aerodynamic coefficients In Ground …

Automatic landing gain scheduling ground effect UASSettore ING-IND/03 - Meccanica Del Volo
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A Model-Based Control Strategy for Wind Turbines with Asynchronous Generator

2007

In this paper a model based control methodology is described with reference to a wind turbine for production of alternative energy. The mathematical model of a 600 kW wind turbine is taken into account assuming a well defined profile of the rotor blades. A set of reference angular speeds of the asynchronous generator and a set of reference pitch angles of the blade wind turbine are obtained in order to maximize the extracted wind power and to reach equilibrium conditions between the wind-generated torque and the electric torque of the generator. Finally a PID model based controller is designed and then tested by means of simulation experiments.

EngineeringWind powerbusiness.industryRotor (electric)Induction generatorPID controllerTurbinelaw.inventionPhysics::Fluid DynamicsElectricity generationSettore ING-INF/04 - AutomaticaControl theorylawWind power generation Asynchronous rotating machines Gain scheduling control PID control.Physics::Space PhysicsTorquebusinessPhysics::Atmospheric and Oceanic PhysicsGenerator (mathematics)2007 International Conference on Clean Electrical Power
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