A Two-Stage Synchronous Vibration Control for Magnetically Suspended Rotor System in the Full Speed Range

TLDR: A synchronous vibration control method with a two-stage notch filter for the magnetically suspended rotor system with strong gyroscopic effects and results demonstrate that the stability can be guaranteed by adjusting the phase shift angle of the notch filter over the entire speed range.

Abstract: The vibration suppression in the presence of gyroscopic effects is an important issue for safe operations in magnetic bearing levitated varying speed rotor system. This paper proposes a synchronous vibration control method with a two-stage notch filter for the magnetically suspended rotor system with strong gyroscopic effects. First, the dynamics of the magnetically suspended rotor system with synchronous vibrations in the rotational motion is modeled. Then the proposed two-stage notch filter is designed and the solution of the two-stage switching point is derived to distinguish low speed and high speed. Stability analysis is also presented in the low-speed region and the high-speed region, respectively. Finally, simulation results demonstrate that the stability can be guaranteed by adjusting the phase shift angle of the notch filter over the entire speed range. Further experimental results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed suppression method.