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Modelling and Simulation of Marine Systems Questions 2022

Assignment 1 for the course JEE506 - MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF MARINE SYSTEMS. The assignment involves two tasks: Task 1 - Modelling, where students are required to write differential equations for target systems and transform them into mathematical models; Task 2 - Simulation, where students need to use MATLAB to code and run simulations using numerical solutions and state space models. Students are also required to plot simulation results and produce animations if necessary.

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Modelling and Simulation of Marine Systems Questions 2022

Assignment 1 for the course JEE506 - MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF MARINE SYSTEMS. The assignment involves two tasks: Task 1 - Modelling, where students are required to write differential equations for target systems and transform them into mathematical models; Task 2 - Simulation, where students need to use MATLAB to code and run simulations using numerical solutions and state space models. Students are also required to plot simulation results and produce animations if necessary.

   Added on 2022-09-17

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Question 1 )
Maxon Brushed DC motor
The part 10 is chosen which has following parameters :
If the motor is on no load condition, w = constant , θ = 0 ,
K i0 = b w0
. i0 = no load current = 7.76 mA = 0.00776 A
. w0 = no load speed = 1420 rpm = 148.627 rad / s
. k = Torque constant = 321 mNm/A = 0.321 Nm/A
. b = k i0 / w0 = 0.321 x 0.00776 / 148.627 = 0.00001676 Nms / rad
1) Mathematical equations for the motor system :
Relation between input voltage , armature current , shaft speed and angular
displacement :
Voltage value :
V = L di / dt + Ri + k θ’ (1)
Applying KVL for electrical elements and k θ’ for angular motion.
Balancing the torque :
. k i = J θ’’ + b θ’ (2)
The sum of all the torque values is equal to 0.
Angular speed = w = θ’
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2) Transfer function
Finding the value of ‘i’ from equation 2
. i = 1 / k ( Jθ’’ + bθ’ )
Substituting the value of ‘i’ in equation 1.
V = L/k (Jθ’’’ + bθ’’) + R / k ( J θ’’ + b θ’ ) + kθ’ (3)
1) Shaft speed and Input voltage
Since w = θ’
Substituting the value above in equation 3
V = L/k ( Jw’’ + bw’ ) + R / k ( J w’ + b w ) + kw
Taking the Laplace Transform of the above equation with zero initial conditions :
V (s) = L/k ( s2J W ( s ) + bsW ( s ) ) + R / k ( Js W ( s ) + b W ( s ) ) + k W ( s )
W(s) / V(s) = 1/ [ ( J L / k ) s2 + ( b L + J R / k ) s + ( b R / k + k ) ]
2) Shaft angle and input voltage
V = L/k (Jθ’’’ + bθ’’) + R / k ( J θ’’ + b θ’) + kθ’
Taking the Laplace Transform of the above equation with zero initial conditions :
V(s) = L/k (Js3θ(s) + bs2θ(s))+R/k(J s2 θ(s) + b sθ(s)) + ksθ(s)
V(s)/ θ(s)= L/k (Js3 + bs2)+R/k(J s2 + b s) + ks
V(s)/ θ(s)= L/k Js3 + Lb/ks2+RJ/k s2 + Rb/k s + ks
. θ(s) / V(s)= 1 / [ L/k Js3 + Lb/ks2+RJ/k s2 + Rb/k s + ks ]
3) State Space Model
Let x1 = θ, x2 = θ’ , x3 = i, D = b
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V = L x3’ + R x3 + k x2
Balancing the torque :
. k x3 = J x2’ + D x2
Let u = V is input then
Matrix form gives :
. x1’ = 0 x1 + x2 + 0 x3 + 0 u
. x2’ = 0 x1 –D/J x2 –k/J x3 + 0 u
. x3’ = 0 x1 –k/L x2 –R/L x3 + 1/L u
Let output = θ, output equation is θ = x1 .
4)
Block Diagram
Voltage value :
V = L di / dt + Ri + k θ’
Balancing the torque :
. k i = J θ’’ + b θ’
Angular speed = w = θ’
V = L di / dt + Ri + k w
Taking Laplace Transform :
V(s) = L s I(s) + R I (s) + k w
I (s) / V(s) – kw = 1 / Ls + R
T = k i
Taking Laplace Transform :
T (s) / I (s) = k
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