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Stabilization of Centrifuges with Instabilities Due to Fluid-Structure Interactions: Various Control Approaches

Heinz Ulbrich, Adrian Cyllik, Guido Ahaus

International Journal of Rotating Machinery · 2001

doi:10.1155/s1023621x01000276 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

Partially filled centrifuges exhibit unstable behavior over particular rotational speed ranges. To remove this unstable behavior, three different control approaches are presented which are experimentally implemented using a magnetic bearing. First, by means of a PD‐controller the system stiffness is changed leading to a shift of the instability region. Second, the instability region is removed by a cross coupled feed back of the rotor vibration velocities. This cross coupling directly counteracts the fluid excitation mechanism. Third, a disturbance observer is presented which allows to estimate and compensate the not exactly known fluid force.

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