Passivity-based output-feedback control of turbulent channel flow
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DOI10.1016/J.AUTOMATICA.2016.03.007zbMATH Open1338.93127arXiv1602.07149OpenAlexW2281365515WikidataQ59782925 ScholiaQ59782925MaRDI QIDQ286338FDOQ286338
Ati S. Sharma, Bryn Ll. Jones, Peter H. Heins
Publication date: 20 May 2016
Published in: Automatica (Search for Journal in Brave)
Abstract: This paper describes a robust linear time-invariant output-feedback control strategy to reduce turbulent fluctuations, and therefore skin-friction drag, in wall-bounded turbulent fluid flows, that nonetheless gives performance guarantees in the nonlinear turbulent regime. The novel strategy is effective in reducing the supply of available energy to feed the turbulent fluctuations, expressed as reducing a bound on the supply rate to a quadratic storage function. The nonlinearity present in the equations that govern the dynamics of the flow is known to be passive and can be considered as a feedback forcing to the linearised dynamics (a Lur'e decomposition). Therefore, one is only required to control the linear dynamics in order to make the system close to passive. The ten most energy-producing spatial modes of a turbulent channel flow were identified. Passivity-based controllers were then generated to control these modes. The controllers require measurements of streamwise and spanwise wall-shear stress, and they actuate via wall transpiration. Nonlinear direct numerical simulations demonstrated that these controllers were capable of significantly reducing the turbulent energy and skin-friction drag of the flow.
Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1602.07149
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