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Optimal placement of active elements in control augmented structural synthesis

Abstract

A methodology for structural/control synthesis is presented in which the optimal location of active members is treated in terms of (0,1) variables. Structural member sizes, control gains and (0,1) placement variables are treated simultaneously as design variables. Optimization is carried out by generating and solving a sequence of explicit approximate problems using a branch and bound strategy. Intermediate design variable and intermediate response quantity concepts are used to enhance the quality of the approximate design problems. Numerical results for example problems are presented to illustrate the efficacy of the design procedure set forth.

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Sepulveda, A. E., Jin, I. M., Schmit, L. A., Jr.. 1992-01-01. Optimal placement of active elements in control augmented structural synthesis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920051934

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