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Control of Coupled Vessel, Crane, Cable, and Payload Dynamics for Subsea Installation Operations
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2010
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EngineeringShip ManeuveringRobust ControlMarine EngineeringStabilitySubsea SystemCoupled VesselSystems EngineeringNonlinear Vibration ControlSubsea Installation OperationsPayload DynamicsOffshore PlatformNonlinear ControlMechatronicsFlexible CableFeedforward ControlAerospace EngineeringSeakeeping And ControlMechanical SystemsEnvironmental DisturbancesSubsea EngineeringVibration Control
The study investigates coupled dynamics and control of a vessel, crane, flexible cable, and payload under environmental disturbances with thrusters for subsea installation, including nonuniform cable and uncertainty scenarios. The authors design a constraint‑aware positioning controller using a Barrier Lyapunov Function and formulate boundary controls derived from the cable’s nonlinear partial differential equation. The proposed controller guarantees uniform stability and asymptotic positioning of the crane‑cable‑payload system, as demonstrated by numerical simulations.
In this paper, the coupled dynamics and control of the vessel, crane, flexible cable and payload under environmental disturbances with attached thrusters for subsea installation operations is investigated. For the practical system with physical constraints, we employ Barrier Lyapunov Function in the design of positioning control for the flexible crane-cable-payload subsystem to ensure that the constraints are not violated. Uniform stability of the flexible subsystem is shown and asymptotic positioning of the boundaries is achieved. Next, we tackle the scenario where nonuniformity of the cable, uncertainties and environmental disturbances are considered. Boundary controls are formulated using the nonlinear partial differential equation of the cable. Numerical simulations are provided to illustrate the performance of the proposed controls.
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