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Active Vibration Control System for Tall Structures
Tetsuo Suzuki, Mitsuru Kageyama, Arihide Nobata
Obayashi Corp., 4-640 Shimo Kiyoto, Kiyose, Tokyo, 204 Japan
Received:June 2, 1994Accepted:June 10, 1994Published:August 20, 1994
Keywords:Active vibration control, Multiple modes control, Robustness, Tall structures, Living comfort
Abstract
The authors, concerned with the enhancement of living comfort in tall structures during strong winds or medium to small-scale earthquakes, have developed an active vibration control system which is capable of controlling a multiple number of vibration modes at the same time, and have already demonstrated the usefulness of this system by conducting verification experiments using a small device1) and an actual-size device2). And this time, an active vibration control system based on the research results obtained up to now has been applied to an actual structure for the first time in the world. This report describes an outline of this system.
Cite this article as:T. Suzuki, M. Kageyama, and A. Nobata, “Active Vibration Control System for Tall Structures,” J. Robot. Mechatron., Vol.6 No.4, pp. 327-331, 1994.Data files:
