Smart structures: Part I—Active and semi-active control

By Nicholas Fisco, Hojjat Adeli. 2011

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Abstract This paper and a companion paper present a state-of-the-art review of significant research performed in the area of smart structures. The focus of the review is journal articles published since 1997. This paper reviews articles on active and-semi active control of structures using a variety of systems. Active control systems include active tuned mass dampers, distributed actuators, active tendon systems and active coupled building systems. Semi-active control systems include: magnetorheological (MR) fluid dampers, semi-active stiffness dampers, semi-active tuned liquid column dampers, and piezoelectric dampers. A review of hybrid control systems and control strategies is presented in the companion paper.

Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering

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Spline collocation methods for seismic analysis of multiple degree of freedom systems with visco-elastic dampers using fractional models (2020, background): “Active dampers and active tendons are the most commonly used devices in the active control of structures (Fisco and Adeli, 2011; Korkmaz, 2011; Muresan et al., 2016).”
3D printing of smart materials: A review on recent progresses in 4D printing (2015, background): “Smart structures are able to adapt and adjust dynamically to their environment (Fisco and Adeli 2011).”
Recent Advances on Vibration Control of Structures Under Dynamic Loading (2013, background): “Fisco and Adeli [24] presented a state-of-the-art review of journal articles on active control of structures including ac-”
The promise of implementing machine learning in earthquake engineering: A state-of-the-art review (2020, background): “Meanwhile, the promise of implementing ML in structural control can be enhanced if other forms of control devices are investigated, such as active tuned mass damper, distributed actuators, and semi-active stiffness dampers (Fisco and Adeli, 2011).”