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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.3.2013.tde-27122013-111739
Document
Author
Full name
Michel Rejani Miyazaki
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2013
Supervisor
Committee
Tannuri, Eduardo Aoun (President)
Morishita, Helio Mitio
Oliveira, Allan Carré de
Title in Portuguese
Desenvolvimento de sistema de posicionamento dinâmico com aproamento automático.
Keywords in Portuguese
Comportamento de embarcações no mar
Controle adaptativo
Simulação
Abstract in Portuguese
Durante o desenvolvimento dessa dissertação foi criado um novo controlador de navios para aproamento automático de mínima energia (weathervane), de acordo com condições ambientais incidentes, mantendo o posicionamento de um ponto de controle arbitrário. O controlador proposto utiliza a metodologia ZPC (Zero Power Control), empregando o método da integral de realimentação, originalmente proposto para aplicação em sistemas de levitação magnética. Além da análise de estabilidade, também foi utilizado o simulador numérico de sistemas oceânicos TPN (Tanque de Provas Numérico), atestando o funcionamento do controlador sob a influência de diversas condições. Foram simulados casos com agentes ambientais (onda, vento e correnteza) desalinhados, ondas irregulares, posicionamento da popa no navio, dentre outros. O desempenho do controlador desenvolvido foi comparado, através de análise estática, com o desempenho de outras lógicas de controle weathervane, apresentando desempenho igual ou superior. Finalmente, um navio em escala reduzida foi submetido a testes em um tanque físico. Os resultados experimentais foram bastante satisfatórios, validando os resultados numéricos obtidos. Com isto, conclui-se que o controlador projetado atende os propósitos para o qual foi concebido com sucesso, sendo viável e possuindo diversas aplicações práticas imediatas.
Title in English
Development of an automatic heading dynamic positioning system.
Keywords in English
Control
Dynamic positioning systems
Oceanic systems
Simulation
Abstract in English
A new controller was developed during this thesis, intended to automatically calculate the optimum heading (weathervane) for any given environmental condition. The vessel positioning is kept while this controller adapts the heading. The proposed controller utilizes the Zero Power Control (ZPC) methodology, generally applied to magnetic levitation systems. The chosen ZPC strategy is the integral feedback. A stability analysis was carried, in addition to simulations at the oceanic systems numerical simulator TPN (Numerical Offshore Tank), proving the controller availability under the influence of several environmental conditions. Cases with misaligned environmental agents (wind, waves and current), irregular waves, stern control, among others were simulated. In order to prove its performance, the final controller was compared with existing weathervane controllers through a static analysis, showing that it was equal or superior. Finally, a scale model ship was undergone to tests on a physical tank. The experimental results were pretty good, validating the obtained numerical results. In conclusion, the designed controller attends its design requirements successfully, being viable and having several immediate practical applications.
 
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2014-01-13
 
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