journal article·2012-06

Magnetorheological valve in servo applications

Esa Kostamo, Jari Kostamo, Jyrki Kajaste, Matti Pietola

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Abstract

In this article, the servo property of a high-performance magnetorheological valve will be evaluated by closing the pressure feedback loop. The magnetorheological valve developed in this study has two separately controllable fluid flow channels and is especially designed for high-frequency applications. A state space model of the magnetorheological valve from the control signal to the pressure output will be identified, and the identified model is used for tuning a proportional–integral–derivative controller and for simulation of the closed-loop system. Finally, the controller will be implemented to a control computer, and the pressure output will be controlled in a real-time control loop. By analyzing the dynamic and static performance of the magnetorheological servo valve, it can be stated that the magnetorheological valve has a good potential for high-frequency pressure and force control applications.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: Vibration Control and Rheological Fluids · Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems · Elevator Systems and Control

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Affiliations

Engineering Design and Production, Aalto University, Espoo, Finland

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