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Meanwhile, tracking-differentiator is designed to estimate acceleration information as the control parameter and enhances the control system performance.
The estimated load curves are used to perform transient heat transfer computations for a system of three buried cables using an overset grid finite-difference approach, the results of which are used to estimate acceleration of cable thermal degradation.
Predictions of the magnitudes of impacts and the times between them have been used in conjunction with established acoustic theory to estimate acceleration noise levels generated by the impacting ball.
The results show that the DKF is able to estimate accelerations fairly accurately.
This estimator provides a wide bandwidth and a small phase lag of the estimated acceleration while attenuating noises.
Based on the estimated acceleration an acceleration feedback control (AFC) is presented for multiple degree-of-freedom (DOF) mechatronic system.
The two-step procedure finally leads to a function for estimating acceleration spectral values based on the structural period, structural damping and pulse period of ground motion.
The first estimates the target acceleration using the measured velocity, and the second, which is proposed for the first time in this paper, estimates acceleration using the measured position.
The resulting estimated acceleration and velocity waveforms for the derailment site include much larger amplitudes than the waveforms recorded at the JMA Kumamoto and MLIT Kumamoto station sites.
JKM is a nearby observation station for strong ground motions Fig. 8 The observed acceleration waveforms (black traces) and the estimated acceleration waveforms (red traces) at JKM, MKM, and SNK for the N S and E W components.
From comparison of Figs. 8a, b, e, f, a striking feature of the estimated acceleration waveforms at SNK is that these waveforms include a much larger acceleration amplitude compared to the records from JKM close to SNK.
