The Mechatronic Approach in the Mathematical Modelling And Simulation To Control The Water Hammer In Hydraulic Facilities
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Abstract
The physical phenomenon of water hammer causes considerable damage and even the destruction of hydraulic installations, so this research aims to develop a method of analysis and synthesis of this phenomenon that allows maintaining the transient water hammer overpressure within technically acceptable values.acceptable to improve the operational reliability and safety of hydraulic systems.To contribute to the solution of this problem, a mathematical model is developed, using the mechatronic approach, for which the water hammer phenomenon is represented with state variables, considering the hydromechanical system as a mechanical plant to be controlled, with multiple inputs and outputs.This allows the mathematical model of water hammer to be general for various hydraulic installations, that is, the mathematical model and the numerical simulation are valid for various fluids, pipes and fittings with different materials, diameters, lengths, wall thicknesses, and for valves of different characteristics.Conventional methods do not consider very important parameters and coefficients of the fluid and the pipe that significantly affect the dynamics of the water hammer, which can obviously produce serious errors, instead, the mathematical model obtained with the mechatronic approach is general, consistent, and repeatable.In addition, with the method developed in this research, the difference between the critical valve closure time (operating time) and the total valve closure time is evident, however, with the classical methods these values can be confused with dangerous consequences.It has been proven that the mechatronic approach allows in a very effective way the analysis and synthesis of the hydraulic system dynamics, including all the parameters, and coefficients in a clear and complete way.The mechatronic method allows to maintain the transient overpressure within technically acceptable values, that is, hydraulic installations with high operational reliability.
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