FPID-RCP: A Control Method for a Swing-Type Wave Compensation Platform System

With the rapid development of marine engineering in recent years, offshore operations have become increasingly common, making wave compensation platforms crucial for safe operations at sea. This paper presents a pendulum-type wave compensation platform specifically designed for wave compensation applications. The main components of this wave compensation platform include a chassis, support base, hydraulic cylinders, telescopic rods, upper platform, three sets of balancing mechanisms, three sets of tilt angle sensors, and a control system. Firstly, to thoroughly understand the compensatory motion of the pendulum-type three-degree-of-freedom wave compensation platform, kinematic analysis of the entire system was conducted, and the motion inverse solution curves of the mechanism were obtained through simulation using motion simulation software. Secondly, to enhance the compensatory response performance of the platform, a fuzzy PID control algorithm was employed to control the system and achieve attitude control of the platform. Finally, through control system simulation, compared to PID control, fuzzy PID reduces system response delay and successfully meets the expected technical requirements and application needs.

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Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
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2024-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.3390/jmse12081376
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2
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Magnetic Bearings and Levitation Dynamics
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FPID-RCP: A Control Method for a Swing-Type Wave Compensation Platform System

Yongli Hu, Peipei Zhou, Gang Tang, Haibo Zhang
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Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
Magnetic Bearings and Levitation Dynamics
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FPID-RCP: A Control Method for a Swing-Type Wave Compensation Platform System

Yongli Hu, Peipei Zhou, Gang Tang, Haibo Zhang
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Abstract

With the rapid development of marine engineering in recent years, offshore operations have become increasingly common, making wave compensation platforms crucial for safe operations at sea. This paper presents a pendulum-type wave compensation platform specifically designed for wave compensation applications. The main components of this wave compensation platform include a chassis, support base, hydraulic cylinders, telescopic rods, upper platform, three sets of balancing mechanisms, three sets of tilt angle sensors, and a control system. Firstly, to thoroughly understand the compensatory motion of the pendulum-type three-degree-of-freedom wave compensation platform, kinematic analysis of the entire system was conducted, and the motion inverse solution curves of the mechanism were obtained through simulation using motion simulation software. Secondly, to enhance the compensatory response performance of the platform, a fuzzy PID control algorithm was employed to control the system and achieve attitude control of the platform. Finally, through control system simulation, compared to PID control, fuzzy PID reduces system response delay and successfully meets the expected technical requirements and application needs.

Journal of Marine Science and EngineeringVol. 12(8)
Guangdong Polytechnic Normal University (CN), Shanghai Maritime University (CN)
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Magnetic Bearings and Levitation Dynamics
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