Hava Taşıt Modeli İçin Belirlenen Bant Genişliğinde Model İndirgeme Tekniklerinin Karşılaştırılması

Year 2020, , 882 - 894, 31.05.2020

Onur Yılmaz Bilal Erol

https://doi.org/10.31202/ecjse.722370

Abstract

Bu çalışma popüler iki model indirgeme tekniğinin başarımlarının karşılaştırılması üzerinedir. Bir hava taşıtının, büyük ölçekli sistem modeli zemin titreşim testi (Ground Vibration Test, (GVT)) uygulanarak elde edilmiştir. Titreşim tabanlı uygulamalarda doğal frekanslar oldukça önemlidir, tasarımcılar bilhassa bu frekanslara odaklanmayı hedeflemektedir. Bundan dolayı kestirilecek düşük dereceden modelin, orijinal sistemi bu frekansların etrafında benzer cevap vermesi gerekmektedir. Bunun gerçeklenmesi için, iki popüler yöntem olan frekans tabanlı model indirgeme (Frequency Weighted Balanced Model Reduction (FWBMR)) ile Rasyonel Krylov model indirgeme tekniklerine başvurulmuştur. Her iki metodun başarımları ele alınmış, ve bilhassa Rasyonel Krylov metodunun hava taşıt gövdesinin dalgalanma modeli üzerindeki esnekliği gösterilmiştir.

Keywords

Sistem Modeli İndirgeme, Büyük Ölçekli Sistemler, Uçak Modeli, Sistem Tanımlama

A Comparative Study of Model Reduction Techniques for Specified Bandwidth on Aircraft

Abstract

This paper presents a comparison of two popular model reduction techniques on an aircraft model. Large scale model of the aircraft is obtained via Ground Vibration Test(GVT). In vibration based applications, natural frequencies are important, designers aims to focus on especially these frequencies. Therefore reduced order model should be obtained adequately by approximating original system at interested frequencies. In order to perform this, two popular model reduction methods; Frequency Weighted Balanced Model Reduction (FWBMR) and Rational Krylov based model reduction methods are resorted in this paper. Effectiveness of these two methods are discussed, and specifically flexibility of Rational Krylov based method is demonstrated on body freedom flutter aircraft model.

Keywords

Model Order reduction, Large Scale Systems, Aircraft Model

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