Distributed architecture for energy management D-structure

Electric power systems are expanding in size and complexity, and the requirement for the energy management system (EMS) is becoming more important. In this computer control system, a single control computer is used mainly as the primary computer and its software is very complicated because of its hugh number of small, quick tasks to obtain high response speed. Therefore, much effort is needed to develop and modify the programs, and the responsiveness of this centralized architecture varies greatly when many faults occur in the power system. This paper describes a new distributed architecture for the EMS. Distributed processors execute the functions cooperatively with periodic access to the common bulletin board database in which information about the power system exist. This architecture facilitates the software development and maintenance, and it also enhances the performance by the parallel processing of the distributed functions.     

Developing real-time knowledge-based systems with PERFECT

PERFECT (Programming EnviRonment For Expert systems Constrained in reasoning Time) is aimed at providing the necessary engineering support in real-time knowledge-based system development. PERFECT bridges the gap between the traditional analysis and design methodologies, and the implementation tools for these systems. It does so by providing the means to construct a knowledge model and to choose a suitable inference strategy. Subsequently the properties of the knowledge model and inference strategy may be analysed. For instance, it may be checked whether the knowledge model contains sufficient knowledge to diagnose a fault in an industrial process. Moreover, it may be checked whether the inference engine is able to provide an answer to a certain problem in time. If not, the analyser of PERFECT proposes an alternative structure of the knowledge model. When the constructed knowledge model and the chosen inference strategy show the required time efficiency, the compiler of PERFECT may translate them to an actual real-time knowledge based system in COGSYS. In addition, guidelines are provided with respect to the design of the human-machine interface. The resulting system is an instrument—a source of information that can be used by the human operator during problem-solving, rather than a prosthesis—a device that solves the entire problem by itself and presents the outcome to the human operator.     

Robust adaptive control of robotic manipulators without the regressor matrix

A new adaptive controller is presented here for rigid-body robotic manipulators. It is stable and robust with respect to a class of external disturbances. The robustness of the adaptive controller is established without the ‘slow-varying’ assumption and the computationally demanding regressor matrix. The control law consists of a non-adaptive PD control part and an adaptive control part. It uses two adaptive matrices to compensate two uniformly bounded coefficient matrices derived from the original dynamics. A α σ|q?|-modified adaptive law is designed to adjust the adaptive matrices. A Lyapunov-type stability analysis indicates that the closed-loop system is uniformly ultimately bounded. The tracking error and compensation error will eventually converge into a closed region, which can be made arbitrarily small by adjusting the controller parameters. Simulation results are included to demonstrate the performance of the proposed controller.     

Identification by parameter bounds in adaptive control

Approximate solutions are suggested for receding horizon dual control to guarantee acceptable control performance of a plant with large a priori parameter uncertainties under poor excitation by the output reference and to satisfy the requirement of very fast adaptation using knowledge available on sensor and performance in industrial applications of adaptive control. the aim of the paper is to present several levels of interaction between on-line identification and control performance using parameter bounds. an interesting theorem shows that parameter bounding is a necessary part of the solution of the dual control problem. Starting from the complete separation of identification and control, various approximations are presented at different levels of optimality. Finally, the exact solution of the dual control problem is found for static gain adaptation, which implicitly involves a parameter-bounding identification procedure.     

陶瓷材料的冷加工与热处理

综述评述最近发展起来的陶瓷材料的烧结后冷加工热处理法“控制破碎成形加工法”，着重介绍该方法的由业，阐明其理论与实验基础，同时，介绍其应用并讨论其发展前景。     

桩土物理模型及结构—桩—土相互作用

本文将工程中常用的密集打桩土体模拟为正交各向异性弹性体。建立了刚性基础-桩-土这一空间相互作用系统的模型。根据圆柱体柱坐标的极点条件。分别选取了两组位移函数来表征桩基和土的位移,并用子区间法分析了结构-桩-土系统的相互作用地震反应。     

内燃机电站噪声控制

针对150kVA内燃机电站的噪声特点 ,应用噪声控制原理 ,对其进行了控制 ,取得了较好的效果     

神经网络在电路诊断中的应用

目的：阐述了目前电路基于数据库技术和人工智能专家系统及神经网络原理的故障诊断系统。方法：将所记录的模糊症状输入到系统中，通过模糊运算后，运用神经网络学习算法来寻找故障类型。结果：介绍了人工神经网络技术在电路诊断中的应用，并给出系统故障诊断软件的设计，结论：所用专家系统和神经网络相结合的方法改进电子电路故障诊断是可行的。     

包钢医疗保险信息管理系统的构建

本文论述了包钢医疗保险信息管理系统的网络设计、应用程序功能及主要技术,并说明了应用情况及使用价值.