Research on Semi-Active Control of Large-Scale Aqueduct

Liang Huang; Bo Wang; Jian Guo Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.194-196.1997

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Research on Semi-Active Control of Large-Scale Aqueduct

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The magneto rheological damper (MRD) is employed to control the seismic response of large-scale aqueduct. The active control, semi-active control and passive control strategies are systematically compared, The results indicated that the magneto rheological dampers are effective in reducing the aqueduct response, the mitigation rate of semi-active control approaches with the active method The results from the present study may serve as a reference base for seismic design of large-scale aqueducts, and provide theoretical basis of aqueduct using semi-active devices.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 194-196)

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1997-2000

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Liang Huang, Bo Wang, Jian Guo Xu

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Aqueduct, Control, MR Damper, Seismic Response

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