Abstract
The towed underwater system is one of the fixed assets of the study of water areas. The effectiveness of its application depends on the characteristics laid at the design stage. The main task of the towed underwater vehicle (TUV) is the motion of technological equipment. Therefore, it is important to ensure the specified dynamic properties of the unit and automate the control of its motion. In the paper the typical forms of the unit are analyzed, the features of their control at small depths are set. TUV control is carried out in conditions of uncertainty. Therefore, the design of an automatic control system (ACS) for its motion is proposed to be carried out using the appropriate synthesis method – the method of minimizing local functionals. The control law contains integral components and, under the constraints of control actions, generates the problem of integral saturation. To eliminate the integral saturation in the work, the condition integration method is improved. On its basis, the control law and the structure of the controller of high dynamic accuracy of a second-order nonlinear object are synthesized. It is the basis for the synthesis of ACS controlled degrees of freedom of the underwater vehicle in conditions of uncertainty. Usually TUVs contain two degrees of mobility. Translational motions of the unit are generated by changing its angular orientation. The paper synthesizes TUV controllers of pitch and roll based on the control law of the second order. Each control signal of the unit can affect both the roll and the pitch of the unit, which leads to decrease in the quality of control in general. To coordinate the work of controllers, a method is proposed, which is based on adjusting the initial conditions of the controller with greater error. On its basis, the automatic control system of the rotational motion of the unit is synthesized. It provides high dynamic precision control of two-dimensional rotational motion of the unit in uncertainty and is the basis for the ACS synthesis of its translational motion in space.
Highlights
Towed underwater systems (TUS) are among the most common types of underwater technology and are widely used for research and development of the oceans [1]
As a result of improving the method of eliminating integral saturation, a controller of high dynamic accuracy is obtained by a second-order object, able to work in conditions of uncertainty
The integration-by-condition method has been improved to eliminate the integral saturation of the automatic control system by forming the initial integration conditions so that when a control hits the saturation zone, the reset of the controller integrators will transfer it to the edge of this zone
Summary
Towed underwater systems (TUS) are among the most common types of underwater technology and are widely used for research and development of the oceans [1]. 3. The aim and objectives of research The aim of research is analysis of the TUV hydrodynamic forms and the synthesis of a two-dimensional automatic control system of the rotational motion to ensure high dynamic accuracy of control of a typical TUV at shallow depths in conditions of uncertainty.
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