Applications: Load Sway Example. Cranes load and unload containers to/from ships -Load always sways -Swaying load may hit other containers -Swaying load.

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Applications: Load Sway Example

Cranes load and unload containers to/from ships -Load always sways -Swaying load may hit other containers -Swaying load cannot be released

Applications: Load Sway Example Cranes load and unload containers to/from ships -Load always sways -Swaying load may hit other containers -Swaying load cannot be released

Applications: Load Sway Example Ineffective solutions: 1.Position the crane over the target and wait for sway to subside 2.Move container slow, so no sway occurs 3.Use additional links (cables) to fix the load in place and prevent sway

Applications: Load Sway Example Most cranes are still controlled by human operators that have skills to quickly compensate the swaying of the load! Why the problem was not solved by the classical control theory?

Applications: Load Sway Example PID control: -The problem is non-linear (for example, sway minimization is important only close to the target) -Many unknown variables

Applications: Load Sway Example Model-based control: -Fifth-degree differential equation that describes the system -Works in theory, does not work in practice (too many simplifications and unknown variables)

Applications: Load Sway Example Heuristic strategy: Start with medium power. If you get started and you are still far away from target, adjust the motor power so that the container gets a little behind the crane head. If you are closer to the target, reduce speed so the container gets a little ahead of the crane head. When the container is very close to the target position, power up the motor. When the container is over the target and the sway is zero, stop the motor.

Applications: Load Sway Example Fuzzy controller

Applications: Load Sway Example Membership functions for angle

Applications: Load Sway Example Membership functions for distance

Applications: Load Sway Example Membership functions for power

Applications: Load Sway Example if distance is positiveLarge then power is positiveLarge if distance is positiveLarge and (angle is negativeLarge or angle is positiveLarge) then power is positiveMedium if distance is positiveMedium then power is positiveMedium if distance is positiveMedium and (angle is negativeLarge or angle is positiveLarge) then power is positiveSmall if distance is positiveSmall then power is positiveSmall if distance is zero and angle is zero then power is zero Rules to move the crane

Applications: Load Sway Example if (distance is zero or distance is positiveSmall or distance is negativeSmall) and angle is negative then power is positiveSmall if (distance is zero or distance is positiveSmall or distance is negativeSmall) and angle is positive then power is negativeSmall Rules to prevent sway

Applications: Load Sway Example