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PACIFIC Conference 2011

PACIFIC Conference 2011. 8 th December 2011 Amiens, France Dr. Simon Walters (University of Brighton, UK) Professor A. Rachid –Project Leader – Universite de Picardie Jules Verne Professor A. Mpanda (ESIEE-Amiens). The ‘PACIFIC’ Project. Pantograph- Catenary (PAC) Models

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PACIFIC Conference 2011

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  1. PACIFICConference 2011 8th December 2011 Amiens, France Dr. Simon Walters (University of Brighton, UK) Professor A. Rachid –Project Leader – Universite de Picardie Jules Verne Professor A. Mpanda (ESIEE-Amiens) Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  2. The ‘PACIFIC’ Project • Pantograph-Catenary (PAC) Models • Open-loop Test Results • Sixth order PAC model • PAC System Controller (LMI) • LMI – Linear Matrix Inequalities • PAC System Controller (PID/PD+I) • PID – Proportional Integral Derivative • FPD+I - Fuzzy Proportional Derivative + Integral • PAC Scale-model Test-rig • Physical Phenomena and SIMPAC (To be presented by Professor Mpanda) • Electric Arc Modelling • Thermal Modelling • SIMPAC Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  3. 1. Pantograph-Catenary (PAC) Models • Finite-element catenary model • Fourth order PAC system • Including time-varying catenary stiffness function • Sixth order PAC system • Including time-varying catenary stiffness, damping and mass function Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  4. fvcat(t) kcat(t) xcat Mcat(t) Fcp Fpc ks xh Mh fvh kh xf Mf Fup fvf kf 2. Open-loop Test Results Sixth order PAC model Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  5. Model Parameters Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  6. System Equations This system may be described by a system of differential equations: These equations may be rearranged as follows: Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  7. The system may be solved in state-space form, assuming in this case that: Where: Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  8. Catenary Model Time-varying Functions of Mass, Stiffness and Damping for the Catenary Model Model source: [Pisano &Usai, 2008];parameters from [ESIEE, 2010]: Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  9. Open-loop Test 1 Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  10. Open-loop Test 2 Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  11. Open-loop Results 1 Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  12. Open-loop Results 2 Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  13. Open-loop Results 3 Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  14. Open-loop Results 4 Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  15. 3. PAC System Controller (LMI) PAC Modelling Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  16. Multiple Model Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

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  19. 4. PAC System Controller (PID/PD+I) Reference Force In Reference voltage Upward force Fup Catenary Dynamics Pant.-Cat. Interface Input Sensor Controller Actuator Pantograph Dynamics + - Output Sensor Measured voltage Contact Force Fpc Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  20. Fuzzy Logic Control Design Process • Design a PID controller that works • Design a linear Fuzzy PID controller that works • Add non-linearity, if required, and test well After: [Jantzen, 2007] Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  21. PID Calculation Error Integral of Error Derivative of Error Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  22. Crisp inputs: x1 x2 x3 ... xn Fuzzification Rule 1 Rule 2 Rule 3 Rule n Aggregation Defuzzification Crisp output: y Generalised Fuzzy System • Inference Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  23. FPD Controller (4 rules) Input Membership Functions Error ‘e’ neg pos 100 0 neg pos 100 0 Output Membership Function Control Output ‘U’ Rules If e = neg & ce = neg THEN U = low If e = neg & ce = pos THEN U = 0 If e = pos & ce = neg THEN U = 0 If e = pos & ce = pos THEN U = high 100 0 low 0 high Derivative of Error ‘ce’ Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  24. e E PD Rules GE ce e CE D Estimate U GCE u GU Σ ie I Estimate IE GIE FPD+I Controller Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  25. Simulated Acceleration Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  26. Simulation Results - PID Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  27. Simulation Results – FPD+I Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  28. Phase-plane Analysis Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  29. Next Stage – Go Non-linear (and Test Well)! • Different Surfaces: • Linear • Saturation • Dead-zone • Quantizer Figures adapted from [Jantzen, 2007] Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  30. References (PID/PD+I Comparison Section) • [Atherton, 2009], ‘Control Engineering’, D. Atherton, Ventus Publishing ApS, BoonBooks, 2009. • [Hedayati et al., 2010], ‘Pantograph–Catenary Interaction: A literature Review’, Reference: RTT_PACIFIC.2010.2.SHK-FB, S. HedayatiKia, F. Bartolini, • A. Mpanda, ESIEE-Amiens, 2010. • [Jantzen, 2007], ‘Foundations of Fuzzy Control’, Jan Jantzen, Technical University of Denmark, John Wiley and Sons Ltd., 2007. [Lee et al., 2007], ‘Fuzzy Logic and Neuro-fuzzy Modelling of Diesel Spray Penetration: A Comparative Study’, S. H. Lee, R. J. Howlett, C. Crua, S. D. Walters, Journal of Intelligent and Fuzzy Systems, ISSN: 1064-1246 vol 18, no 1, pp 43-56, 2007. [Pisano& Usai., 2008] ‘Contact Force Regulation in Wire-actuated Pantographs’, A. Pisano, E. Usai, Modern Sliding Mode Control Theory, Vol. 375, pp. 447-463, 2008. Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  31. 5. PAC Scale-model Test-rig Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

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  33. The Test-rig – Electromechanical Part Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

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  35. Conclusions So Far... ‘PACIFIC’: several approaches to PAC modelling and control: • Various mechanical models of PAC systems considered • Open-loop tests undertaken • Multiple model with LMI control technique - new control combination • Crisp and fuzzy controllers under comparison • A new convenient scale-model of a PAC system • Physical Phenomena and SIMPAC: will be presented by Professor Mpanda – next! Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  36. Acknowledgements • The Presenter should like to acknowledge the international contributions of the other PACIFIC project partners: • Professor Ahmed Rachid (Universite de Picardie Jules-Verne) • Professor Augustin Mpanda (ESIEE-Amiens) Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  37. Acknowledgements This project was selected under the European Cross-border Cooperation Programme INTERREG IVA France (Channel) – England, co-funded by the ERDF. Co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund. European Union. Investing in your future. Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

  38. Any Questions? Dr.S.D.Walters Prof.A.Rachid Prof.A.Mpanda

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