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This paper mainly considers vibration suppression and angle tracking of a fire-rescue ladder system. The dynamical model is regarded as a segmented Euler–Bernoulli beam with gravity and tip mass, described by a set of motion equations and boundary conditions. Based on the nonlinear Euler–Bernoulli beam model, two active boundary controllers are proposed to achieve the control objectives. The elastic deflection and the angular error in the closed-loop system are proven to converge exponentially to a small neighborhood of zero. Numerical simulations based on finite difference method verify the effectiveness and the ascendancy of active boundary controllers.
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The authors would like to thank the useful comments and constructive suggestions from the handing editor and anonymous reviewers. This work was supported in part by the National Key Research and Development Program of China under Grant 2019YFB1703600, the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 61873297, Joint Funds of Equipment Pre-Research and Ministry of Education of China under Grant 6141A02033339, the Fundamental Research Funds for the China Central Universities under Grant FRF-TP-19-001B2, the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation under Grant 2019TQ0029, the Scientific and Technological Innovation Foundation of Shunde Graduate School of University of Science and Technology Beijing under Grant BK19BE015 and this work was supported by Beijing Top Discipline for Artificial Intelligent Science and Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing.
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Appendices
Proof of step 1
Proof
Using the Young’s inequality and (10)–(12) to \(V_{III}(t)\), we have
where \(\delta _1\) and \(\delta _2\) are positive constants, \(\rho _{\max }\) is the maximum value of \(\rho _n,~n\in \{1,2,\ldots ,S\}\) and
where \(EI_{\min }\) is the minimum value of \(EI_n,~n\in \{1,2,\)\(\ldots ,S\}.\) Therefore, we obtain
When \({\mu _1}\) satisfies \(0<{\mu _1}<1\), we have
where \(\lambda _1=1-\mu _1\) and \(\lambda _2=1+\mu _1\).
Proof of step 2
Proof
Taking the derivative of (15) with respect to time, we have
Using the motion equation (2), the first term of (B.1) can be written as
We define
Using the Young’s inequality, we have
where \(\delta _3\) and \(\delta _4\) are positive constants. As a result, we obtain
Using the motion equation (3), the second term of (B.1) can be written as
Using perfect square formula, we have
Using the definition of \(u_a(t)\) and the boundary condition (9), we have
Defining \(B_3={\gamma }\sum _{n=1}^{S}\int _{z_{n-1}^+}^{z_n^-}\rho _ngw(z,t)[{\dot{\theta }}(t)+\theta _e(t)] \times \sin \theta (t)\hbox {d}z\) and using the Young’s inequality and (10)–(12), we have
where \(\delta _5\) is positive constant. Substituting (B.9)–(B.11) and the boundary control laws (13) and (14) to (B.8), we further have
The third term of (B.1) can be written as
where
Using the definition of P(z, t), \(B_4\) can be written as
Using the Young’s inequality, the seconde term of \(B_4\) satisfies following inequality.
where \(\delta _{6}\) is a positive constant. So that \(B_4\) satisfies
Using the motion equation (2), \(B_5\) can be written as
Using the Young’s inequality, (10) and (11), the first term of \(B_5\) satisfies following inequality.
where \(\delta _{7}\) is a positive constant. Using the Young’s inequality and (10), the forth term of \(B_5\) satisfies following inequality.
where \(\delta _{8}\) is a positive constant. So that \(B_5\) satisfies
Using the definition of P(z, t) and integrating by part, \(B_6\) can be written as
Using the Young’s inequality, the term \(\zeta \sum _{n=1}^S\int _{z_{n-1}^+}^{z_n^-}\rho _n \times (L-z){\dot{\theta }}(t){\dot{P}}(z,t)\hbox {d}z\) in \(B_6\) satisfies following inequality:
where \(\delta _{9}\) is a positive constant. So that \(B_6\) satisfies
Using the motion equation (2), \(B_7\) can be written as
Considering \({\rho _n}>\rho _{n+1}\) and using the Young’s inequality and (12), we have the first term of \(B_7\) satisfies
where \(\delta _{10}\) is a positive constant. Similar with (B.18), the second term in \(B_7\) satisfies
Using the Young’s inequality and (11), the third term of \(B_7\) satisfies following inequality.
where \(\delta _{11}\) is a positive constant. So that \(B_7\) satisfies
Using the definition of P(z, t) and integrating by part, \(B_8\) can be written as
Using the Young’s inequality, the forth term of \(B_8\) satisfies following inequality.
where \(\delta _{12}\) is a positive constant. So that \(B_8\) satisfies
Using the motion equation (2) and integrating by part, \(B_9\) can be written as
Similar with (B.25), (B.18) and (B.27), the first, third and sixth terms of \(B_9\) satisfy respectively following inequalities:
Using the Young’s inequality and (12), the second term of \(B_9\) satisfies following inequality:
So that \(B_9\) satisfies
Using (B.16), (B.20), (B.23), (B.28), (B.31) and (B.37) for (B.13), we obtain
Using (B.7), (B.12) and (B.38), we can obtain
where
and the positive constants \(\alpha \), \(\beta \), \(\gamma \), \(\zeta \), \(\xi \), c, k, \(k_u\), \(k_{\theta }\), \(\delta _1\)-\(\delta _{13}\) are chosen under the following conditions.
where \(EI_{\max }\) is the maximum value of \(EI_n,~n\in \{1,2,\)
\(\ldots ,S\}\).
Combining (A.4) and (B.39), we finally obtain
where \(\lambda =\lambda _3/\lambda _2>0\).
Proof of step 3
Proof
Multiplying inequation (B.51) by \(e^{{\lambda }t}\) yields
Integrating of the above inequality leads to
then we can obtain
which suggests V(t) is bounded. Using (16), (A.4) and (12), we obtain
\(\forall (z,t)\in [{z_{n-1}^+},{z_n^-}]\times [0,\infty ),n\in \{1,2,\ldots ,S\}.\) From (C.3) and (C.4), we have
\(\forall (z,t)\in [{z_{n-1}^+},{z_n^-}]\times [0,\infty ),n\in \{1,2,\ldots ,S\}.\) Further more, from (C.5), we have
\(\forall (z,t)\in [{z_{n-1}^+},{z_n^-}]\times [0,\infty ),n\in \{1,2,\ldots ,S\}.\) Using (17) and (A.4), we have
Further more, from (C.8), we have
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Feng, J., He, X., Zhang, S. et al. Vibration suppression and angle tracking of a fire-rescue ladder. Nonlinear Dyn 100, 2365–2380 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11071-020-05651-1
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