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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM ON SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION
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T.SUZUKI,M.KAGEYAMA,A.NOHATA,K.YOSHIDA
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MULTI-MODE VIBRATION CONTROL OF HIGH-RISE BUILDING USING ACTIVE DYNAMIC VIBRATION ABSORBER
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An active dynamic vibration absorber (DVA) driven by an AC servo motor through a ball screw has been developed for maintaining functional properties and the betterment of amenity in high-rise buildings at medium and small earthquakes and under strong wind. For the realization of stable multi-mode active vibration control using the DVA, three methods including simple reduced-order control, suboptimal control taking into account the spillover and robust using a low-pass filter are presented in this paper. In order to investigate the usefullness of the above mentioned control methods, experiments using 8-story frame model were carried out for the 4th order reduced control. From the experimental results, the spillover-considered suboptimal control and the robust control show considerably high and high control performanse, respectively.
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active vibration control,multi-mode control,high-rise building,dynamic vibration absorber,spillover,robustness
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