论文信息 - Active control of combustion instabilities via hybrid resetting controllers

Active control of combustion instabilities via hybrid resetting controllers

We propose an energy flow resetting control architecture as a means for achieving enhanced energy dissipation in combustion systems. The overall framework is based on a hybrid controller architecture wherein the closed-loop dynamical system is characterized by impulsive differential equations. The proposed framework is used to design high-performance hybrid controllers for suppressing thermoacoustic oscillations in combustion chambers by efficiently dissipating modal system energy.

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