NASA NTRS ยท 19950065300
Active Suppression Of Vibrations On Aircraft Structures
Abstract
Method of active suppression of nonlinear and nonstationary vibrations developed to reduce sonic fatigue and interior noise in high-speed aircraft. Structure of aircraft exhibits periodic, chaotic, and random vibrations when forced by high-intensity sound from jet engines, shock waves, turbulence, and separated flows. Method of suppressing vibrations involves feedback control: Strain gauges or other sensors mounted in paths of propagation of vibrations on structure sense vibrations; outputs of sensors processed into control signal applied to actuator mounted on structure, inducing compensatory forces.
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Maestrello, Lucio. 1995-03-01. Active Suppression Of Vibrations On Aircraft Structures. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950065300
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