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rd International Conference on Machinery Materials and Information Technology Applications (ICMMITA 5) The research on open loop actuator response of high speed vehicle based on constant speed and constant elasticity Yong Liu a Yongbing Chen Wenkui Li and Jianhong Shi Department of navigation Naval University of Engineering Wuhan China Department of control engineering Naval Aeronautical and Astronautical University Yantai China a 9747489@qq.com Keywords: high speed vehicle; open loop; actuator response; virtual flying; stability Abstract. Based on a kind of pitch channel model of supersonic aircraft which is released by America air force research center a kind of open loop testing method is proposed to testify the actuator effect of a kind of high speed aircraft. The difference between this type of aircraft and other traditional aircraft is that open loop response is unstable so it is not easy to do this kind of actuator test. So a kind of virtual flying condition is assumed to make the simulation can last for a longer time also it can make the analysis of actuator effect to be more clear and simple. Also the physical meanings of this kind of unstable open loop response is analyzed. Introduction The open loop characteristics research of vehicle is the most valuable preliminary test after aircraft digital simulation model is established and a preliminary validation is reasonable[-5]. The main aim is to test dynamic characteristic of the rudder system research the efficiency of the rudder angle namely the influence of rudder deflection to attack angle. But the difference of open-loop characteristics of the hypersonic flight vehicle and no-hypersonic flight vehicle is that the open loop characteristic is unstable. So the digital simulation time of open loop characteristic is selected as.5s not too long rather than the simulation time of a hypersonic flight vehicle can select in s or en longer. At the same time in view of the tradition hypersonic flight vehicle through the research of open loop characteristics we can en draw a rudder slant to the stability of the attack angle ratio namely the rudder. For hypersonic aircraft because it is not stable so the ratio doesn't exist but it can be observed the divergence speed by digital simulation so simulation results are still valuable. Starting point is based on the above in this paper. The divergence speed of attack angle is researched in canard steady cases based on hypersonic longitudinal motion model published by the U.S. air force research laboratory by selecting typical cases of the constant speed and constant elasticity thereby standard the instability degree of from the canard to angle attack[6-]. Model Description Considering the elastic shape structure a kind of pitch channel hypersonic aircraft model built according to Lagrange equation is released by USA air force as followed: T cos D () V g sin m n n n c () L T sin g cos mv V q 5. The authors - Published by Atlantis Press 595 () (4)

M q I (5) h Vsin (6) N (7) i m mi i mi i i Where T qs( CT CT C T) D qscd (8) And V is speed is the speed angle is attack angle Q is the attitude angle speed h is the height. is the oil supplying factor c is the duck wing and e is the lift rudder. Simulation settings of free flying In order to testify the rightness of model of hypersonic aircraft choose a initial height as h 85*.48 V initial speed as 7846*.48 initial attack angle as.74 and other initial state as: q.4588*.48*4.59.876*.48*4.59.67*.48*4.59. Setting the throttle opening of engine is the switching control law for the PID control law and diffusion control law and selection c ketksetkdee vketb c e d V V v k et kset k de ketb Among them number.the expectations speed is selected as d 9 / 57. c i and are for the adjustable positive V control volume is selected as e the canard open loop dynamic characteristics of testing superb craft setting setting the flight time as.5 seconds. Numerical Simulation and result analysis With above model and air coefficients and set initial condition as above paragraph write a program with m language in Matlab software then the simulation can be done and simulation results can be shown as following figures. Selecting as flight test at a constant speed the simulation results are as follows: /deg 9 8 7 6 5 4 -.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig. t/s Fig The curve of attack angle h/m.599 x 4.599.599.599.599.598.598.598.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig. t/s Fig The curve of the height 596

4.8 4.6.4 98. V/(m/s) 96 /deg..8 94.6 9 9.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig. t/s Fig The curve of speed 5.4..5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig.4 t/s x 5 Fig 4 The curve of speed angle -5-8 -5 - T/N 6 4-5 -.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig.5 t/s Fig 5 The curve of oil supplying factor.5 x 4.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig.6 t/s.5 Fig 6 The curve of thrust.5.5 D/N.5.5.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig.7 t/s Fig 7 The curve of resistance.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig.8 t/s Fig 8 The state of first elastic shape.5.5 -.5 -.5 - - -.5.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig.9 t/s Fig 9 The state of second elastic shape -.5.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig. t/s Fig The state of third elastic shape 597

.8 -.6-4.4. e v /m/s -6 c /deg.8-8.6 -.4. -.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig. t/s Fig The state of speed error.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig. t/s Fig The curve of duck actuator.8.6.4. e /deg -. -.4 -.6 -.8 -.5..5..5..5.4.45.5 fig. t/s Fig The curve of lift actuator It can be seen from simulation that the elation angle basic remains stable in the constant speed constant elasticity.5 seconds canard constant open loop flight. but the divergence of attack angle is too fast the divergence 8 degrees of attack angle can be preliminary judged according to the graph.this is the place that is different from conventional aircraft at low speed because open-loop characteristics of the low speed vehicle attack angle can remain stable for a short time. The attack angle of the hypersonic aircraft is static instability characteristics it will bring greater difficulty and challenge for the design of its controller. Conclusion A kind of actuator open loop response is done with the help of numerical simulation technology although the pitch channel model is unstable without close loop control. The unstable features from the canard to attack angle is shown by setting open loop flight simulation of the hypersonic aircraft under constant speed and constant elasticity assumption in this chapter. It shows that the difficulty of hypersonic flight control is very big. References []A. E. Finzi M. Lavagna A. Di Gregorio Atmospheric re-entry trajectory tracking and control for an unmanned space vehicle with a Lyapunov approach [A] In: AIAA Guidance Navigation and Control Conference and Exhibit [C] Austin: AIAA -544 []Vaddi S SSengupta P.Controller design for hypersonic vehicles accommodating nonlinear state and control constraintsin:aiaa GuidanceNavigationand Control Conference ChicagoUSA AIAA 9-686:-9. []Christopher I.Marrison.synthesis of robust control systems for a hypersonic aircraft decision and contro.ieee994 4:4-9 [4]Kin.P.GrovesAndrea.SerrantiStephen.Yurkovich.Anti-Windup Control for an 598

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