An experimental study of the longitudinal motion control of a fully submerged hydrofoil model in following seas
- Authors
 - Kim, SH; Yamato, H
 
- Issue Date
 - 4월-2004
 
- Publisher
 - PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
 
- Keywords
 - fully-submerged hydrofoil; longitudinal motion control; wave orbital motion; linear quadratic regulator; Kalman filtering
 
- Citation
 - OCEAN ENGINEERING, v.31, no.5-6, pp 523 - 537
 
- Pages
 - 15
 
- Journal Title
 - OCEAN ENGINEERING
 
- Volume
 - 31
 
- Number
 - 5-6
 
- Start Page
 - 523
 
- End Page
 - 537
 
- URI
 - https://www.kriso.re.kr/sciwatch/handle/2021.sw.kriso/9122
 
- DOI
 - 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2003.10.003
 
- ISSN
 - 0029-8018
 
- Abstract
 - The seakeeping performance of a fully submerged hydrofoil craft suffers in following seas. It is well-known that the sluggishness of the hydrofoil control system is due to the orbital motion of the waves. This paper presents results of a wave-tank study of such a control system applied to a hydrofoil in following seas. The variation of the foil's lift and angle of attack in regular waves are first studied. Then, the experimental model and its control system are re-designed, based on the data gathered in the first phase of the study. The re-design of the control system is based on regulator and Kalman filtering. Results obtained from tank tests of the re-designed system in following seas show that the sluggishness of the control system originated from the orbital motion of the waves. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
 
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