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K. S. Matviichuk, "Engineering stability analysis of controlled elastic flying systems," Mech. Solids. 37 (6), 18-28 (2002)
Year 2002 Volume 37 Number 6 Pages 18-28
Title Engineering stability analysis of controlled elastic flying systems
Author(s) K. S. Matviichuk (Kiev)
Abstract The paper deals with the engineering stability analysis [1-14] of dynamic states of elongated rocket-type elastic flying vehicles during the longitudinal vertical motion. Such flying vehicles have a shape of thin elongated bodies with variable cross section and undergo large transverse deformations and vibrations during the flight. As the dimensions of such systems increase, their relative rigidity decreases, which makes the influence of various vibrations (including elastic vibrations) on the flight and flight control substantial. The interaction of the deformation with angular motions of the system's body, external aerodynamic forces, and internal hydrodynamic disturbances due to vibrating liquid in the vehicle tanks can lead to such undesired phenomena as self-sustained vibrations or buckling. As a result, the system can fail to flight along the prescribed trajectory. To resist deviations from the prescribed angular and other motions, the vehicle is equipped with a control system. If the control law is chosen improperly, the control system may excite the motion of the liquid in the tanks and elastic vibrations. For the control law considered in the present paper, we have obtained sufficient conditions for the engineering stability of the dynamical system under consideration on both finite and infinite time intervals. For the stability analysis, we investigated a comparison method based on the optimization of distributed processes combined with Lyapunov's direct method. The investigations of the present paper are based on the results of [15-26].
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Received 13 March 2000
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