Optimal Control of Active Recoil Mechanisms

A servo-valve feedback system with variable control law is proposed for modification of a conventional hydropneumatic recoil mechanism to minimize peak recoil force for any round fired. Phase-plane-delta method of digital simulation is used to simulate the recoil mechanism model. An objective functi...

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description A servo-valve feedback system with variable control law is proposed for modification of a conventional hydropneumatic recoil mechanism to minimize peak recoil force for any round fired. Phase-plane-delta method of digital simulation is used to simulate the recoil mechanism model. An objective function with direct physical interpretations is developed and non-linear optimization techniques are used to design feedback gains for each firing round. The method is applied to M37 recoil mechanism and significant improvement in recoil force trajectories is obtained.
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ALGORITHMS
BREECH MECHANISMS
CONTROL RODS
DIGITAL SIMULATION
FEEDBACK
GAIN
Guns
HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT
M-37 RECOIL MECHANISMS
NONLINEAR SYSTEMS
OPTIMAL CONTROL
OPTIMIZATION
ORIFICES
PE62618A
PEAK VALUES
PHASE PLANE DELTA METHOD
PNEUMATIC SERVOMECHANISMS
PROPELLING CHARGES
RECOIL
RECOIL MECHANISMS
SERVOVALVES
VARIABLE AREA ORIFICES
VARIABLES
title Optimal Control of Active Recoil Mechanisms
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