Aiming at the superfluous force existing in the electric load simulator which can influence the load precision, the text researches the method to improve the control performance of the load system. The work principle of the electric load simulator was introduced, and building the control model of the load system based on, the whole electric load simulator control model was built. It designs feed forward compensation control algorithm. The simulation results proved that the method can solve the interference problem caused by superfluous force in theoretically.
FOG coil (fiber coil) is the core component of the FOG. During the winding, the tension of fiber winding directly affects the performance of fiber coil. The paper proposes a PID controller as the core of the tension control method and establishes the related model between rolling-up fiber spool and discharging fiber spool. The simulation results in Matlab Simulink show that the tension control system can primely coordinate the winding tension and have fast response, small overshoot, high accuracy and stability.
The aero load simulator is a typical application of electric dynamic load simulator in the engineering. It is important half hardware-in-loop simulation equipment, which is often used to simulate the aerodynamic torque load on the missile rudder or elevon actuators in the flight. The mathematical model of the electric dynamic load simulator is built using the physical modeling method. The influence of the rudder performance on the model was considered, and modeled it as the disturbance channel in the model. The electric dynamic load simulator is a typical coupled system. Under the different simplification, the validity of the model is verified by the actual experiment.
This work aims to improve the penetration ability of a 14.5 mm standard armor-piercing projectile into ceramic/armor steel (Al2O3/RHA) composite armor. To this end, ZrO2 toughened Al2O3(ZTA) is prepared as the material for bullet tips, utilizing in situ solidification injection molding that is realized via ceramic dispersant hydrolytic degradation. The penetration power of ZTA ceramic composite projectile, compared with standard armor, against 15 mm armor steel (RHA) and 30 mm Al2O3/RHA composite armor, is studied by ballistics testing combined with numerical simulation. The Tate theory is optimized and then employed to calculate the penetration depth and bullet core’s residual mass when ZTA ceramic composite projectile penetrates into Al2O3/RHA composite armor. The results show that when penetrating RHA of 15 mm, the penetration area of ZTA ceramic composite projectile into RHA increases by 27.59% and the exit area by 42.93%. While the standard projectile fails to penetrate the 30 mm Al2O3/RHA composite armor, the ZTA ceramic composite armor-piercing projectile succeeds, with the mass loss reduced by 66.67% over the standard one. The ZTA ceramic composite bullet has a better performance than the standard bullet in penetrating RHA and Al2O3/RHA composite armors. The test results, simulation, and theoretical analysis are consistent. This study has practical values for engineering applications to design new ceramic composite bullets.
The paper discusess mainly how to accurately measure the real-time length of fiber optic gyroscope sensing coil (fiber coil) in the process of FOG coil winding. First, using the improved moving target detection algorithm to process the fiber images collected by machine vision. Secondly, using software algorithm to calculate the real-time radius of fiber winding. Finaly, combining the incremental optical encoder with real-time radius to calculate real-time winding length of fiber coil.
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