Adaptive Control for Mechanical Vibration
Omar Liu
Corresponding
Seoul National University
Abstract
A clear understanding of mechanical vibration is essential for engineers concerned with fertiliser plants. Both analytical and experimental techniques are employed to examine the behaviour observed in fertiliser plants. Agreement between theory and experiment is satisfactory, with a maximum deviation of 46%. The results underline the importance of proper quality control during manufacture and installation.
Keywords:
mechanical vibrationX-ray diffractiondigital signal processingpattern recognitioncontrol systems
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