Modeling of Nonlinear Isolation System Based on Bouc-Wen Differential Model

A feedforword neural network of multi-layer topologies for systems with hysteretic nonlinearity was constructed based on the Bouc-Wen differential model. The proposed model not only reflects the hysteresis force characteristics of the Bouc-Wen model, but can also determine the corresponding paramete...

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description A feedforword neural network of multi-layer topologies for systems with hysteretic nonlinearity was constructed based on the Bouc-Wen differential model. The proposed model not only reflects the hysteresis force characteristics of the Bouc-Wen model, but can also determine the corresponding parameters. The simulation results demonstrate that the restoring force-displacement curve hysteresis loop closely represents real curves. The trained model can accurately predict the time response of the system. By comparing results obtained by the proposed model with real responses, the model was validated in the presence of noise and exhibits increased modeling precision, good generalizability and anti-interference capability.
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fulltext UDC 539.4 Modeling of Nonlinear Isolation System Based on Bouc-W en Differential Model Z. P eng an d C . G. Z hou College of Mechatronic Engineering, North University of China, Shanxi Taiyuan, China A feedforword neural network o f multi-layer topologies fo r systems with hysteretic nonlinearity was constructed based on the Bouc-Wen differential model. The proposed model not only reflects the hysteresis force characteristics o f the Bouc-Wen model, but can also determine the corresponding parameters. The simulation results demonstrate that the restoring force-displacement curve hysteresis loop closely represents real curves. The trained model can accurately predict the time response o f the system. By comparing results obtained by the proposed model with real responses, the model was validated in the presence o f noise and exhibits increased modeling precision, good generalizability and anti-interference capability. Keywords'. B ouc-W en model, nonlinear. isolation system, modeling. In tro d u c tio n . Piezoelectric ceram ic actuators such as m agneto rheological damper, as w ell as dry friction dam ping steel w ire rope and nonlinear delay systems exist in mechanical isolation systems, earthquake engineering, civil engineering, aerospace structural dam ping systems, etc. [1, 2]. A ccurate m odeling is im portant to the analysis and response prediction o f a dynam ic system, and has attracted w ide research attention. The B ouc-W en m odel is a w idely used non-linear phenom enological m odel w hich describes the smooth hysteresis behavior o f the lag elem ent according to a nonlinear differential equation [3, 4]. The nonlinear restoring force is divided into two com ponents' the nonlinear an hysteretic restoring force related only to the instantaneous displacem ent and speed o f the structure, and the pure lag restoring force related to the structure o f the displacem ent tim e history w hich can be described by a first-order nonlinear differential equation [5-7]. In the present study, the use o f B ouc-W en m odel is used for the topological design o f the neural netw ork layer. The corresponding relationship betw een netw ork w eights and the m odel param eters was established. A neural netw ork m odel is obtained by network training, w hich reflects not only the hysteresis force characteristics o f the B ouc-W en m odel, but also the corresponding m odel parameters. 1. M a th em atic a l M odel o f H ysteresis N o n lin ear System s. In practical engineering applications, it is necessary to establish the m athem atical description o f the hysteretic nonlinear force in order to analyze the hysteresis nonlinear dynam ics o f the system. The B ouc-W en differential m odel can describe the various forms o f smooth hysteresis nonlinearity [8-10]. As long as it is appropriate to change its param eters, the proposed m odel can describe the various types o f hysteresis loops, described as follows' R (t ) = b x ( t)+ z ( t ), (1) Z = T]X(t)— P\X( t )| z| z |n 1 — yX( t )| z |n . (2) Equation (2) can be rew ritten as follows' Z ( t ) = 1]X( t ) —f t X ( t ) | |Z ( t ) |n sgn[Z (t) ]—y X (t) |Z (t) |n . (3) © Z. PENG, C. G. ZHOU, 2017 228 ISSN 0556-171X. npo6n.eubi 2017, N2 1 Modeling o f Nonlinear Isolation System In Eqs. (1)-(3), R ( t ) is the system lag restoring force, bx(t ) is the non-lag component, Z (t ) is the lag component, b, 3 , y , and n are the parameters to be identified. A m ong the identifiable param eters, b, ^ , 3 , and y control the shape o f the hysteresis curve, while n controls smoothness o f the transition zone in the hysteresis curve. 2. M odeling P rinc ip les B ased on th e B ouc-W en M odel. The B ouc-W en differential m odel reflects the relationship betw een the lag force and the deform ation displacement. The relationship betw een the restoring force and deform ation is determ ined by the five unknow n parameters. A ccording to the relationship betw een the restoring force and deform ation, by constructing a series o f activation function, describing the differential equation by specific neural network topology structure, correspond to the network weights and model parameters. The neural netw ork m odel o f the system is able to obtain the lag resilience by the training o f the custom network. The m odeling principle is shown in Fig. 1. Fig. 1. Principle of hysteresis nonlinear system modeling. 3. N eu ra l N etw o rk Topology B ased on th e B ouc-W en M odel. In order to construct a neural netw ork topology, Eq. (1) m ust be discretized to obtain the following: R (t ) = b x ( t)+ z ( t ). (4) A fter the first order differential forward on Eqs. (2) and (3) can be w ritten as follows: r(k ) - r(k - 1) b[x (k ) - x (k - T ) ] , . ^ _ T = t + z (t ̂ (5) z ( t ) = -?№ y « - 1)] - № ( t )| z ( t ) |z (t ) r - i - rl-z ( t >r № ) - x <k - 1 ) ] , (6) where T is the sam pling interval, and k and k - 1 define the sam pling time. Equations (5) and (6) are then com bined, and the difference equation indicates the relationship between the restoring force, displacem ent and speed as follows: R (k ) = R (k - 1)+ b[x( k ) - x( k - 1)] + TqX (k - 1 ) - Tfi\X (k - 1)||[ R (k - 1 ) - bx(k - 1)]|r X X sgn[ R ( к — 1)— bx( к — 1)]— Tyx ( к — 1)|[R (k — 1)— bx(k — 1)]|" ISSN 0556-I7IX. Проблемы прочности, 2017, N2 1 (7) 229 Z. Peng and C. G. Zhou 4. C o n s tru c tio n o f N eu ra l N etw o rk Topology. A ccording to Eq. (7), the neural netw ork topology shown in Fig. 2 can be constructed to achieve hysteresis nonlinearity m ultilayer feedforw ard neural network m odeling betw een the restoring force and displacement. A s shown in Fig. 2, the m odel param eter inform ation and structural inform ation is em bedded in the m ultilayer feedforw ard neural network w hich is integrated into the structure, and m ust be identified by previous knowledge of the model. In the M ATLAB environm ent, a custom neural netw ork is generated by the com m and net = network, known as the init function, w hich initializes the network w ith a w eight-defined initialization function to create a hybrid network, training and learning, until the requirem ents of training perform ance indicators are met. 230 Fig. 2. Multilayer feedforward neural network modeling. ISSN 0556-171X. Проблемы прочности, 2017, N2 1 Modeling o f Nonlinear Isolation System 5. C o n s tru c tio n o f N eu ra l N etw o rk Topology. U sing three groups o f experimental response data, custom neural network training is achieved as shown in Fig. 2. Because the created network is static, training is achieved through the im proved BP algorithm. The training result parameter values are presented in Table 1. With the exception o f parameter y, all param eters are nearly identical to their nom inal values. T a b l e 1 Neural Network Modeling Results Based on the Bouc-W en Model Parameter Parameter values training of differential model Nominal value No noise £ = 5% £ =10% £=15% b 0.1 0.1089 0.1317 0.1613 0.1668 1.0 0.9894 1.0385 1.0710 0.9468 ß 0.8 0.9954 1.1689 1.7103 2.2500 n 1.5 1.4980 1.6111 1.6860 1.3010 V 0.2 0.0060 0.1746 0.4144 0.3021 By com paring Fig. 3, results indicate that the restoring force-displacem ent hysteresis loop curve and the real hysteresis loop curve are nearly identical. A s show n in Fig. 4, the contrast betw een the predicted steady-state response and the real system response under the three levels o f m otivation indicates that the training model can accurately predict the tim e response o f the system. Real curve Predicted curve Fig. 3. Three types of real and predicted horizontal excitation resilience-displacement hysteresis curves. 30 35 //s 40 45 50 Fig. 4. Comparison of steady-state responses under the three levels of motivation (solid lines correspond to real curve and dashed lines - predicted curve). ISSN 0556-171X. Проблемы прочности, 2017, № 1 231 Z. Peng and C. G. Zhou 2.0 1.5 1.0 ^0 .5 -0.5 - 1.0 -1.5 - 2.0 ' 8 ' 4 °x(t)4 8 30 35 40 t 45 50 Real curve--* -Prediction curve— Predicted curve a b Fig. 5. Hybrid models to predict compared with real response for Xg4 = 6.0: (a) restoring force; (b) acceleration. In order to test the training ability o f the hybrid netw ork m odel, the predicted response is calculated and com pared to the real response, as show n in Fig. 5. The hybride network m odel is still able to accurately predict the system response and the hysteresis curve, and exhibits good generalizability. 6. M odel P erfo rm a n ce in th e P resence of Noise. It is assum ed that the restoring force data representing the three levels o f m otivation is polluted by noise, expressed as follows: R j (t ) = R j (t )+£rj R j o , (8) where rj is the norm al distribution w ith zero m ean unit variance random signal sequence, R j o is the m agnitude o f the restoring force j , and £ is the noise level. Fig. 6. Hybrid models to predict compared with real response for £ = 5%: (a) restoring force; (b) acceleration. The hybrid netw ork is separately trained in the use o f data w here £ is equal to 5, 10, and 15%. The training param eters are shown in Table 1. W hen the noise level is equal to 5%, the training param eters exhibit some deviation. However, the sim ulation m odel is still able to accurately predict the response o f the system w ith hysteresis characteristics as shown in Fig. 6. Additionally, the results depicted in Table 1 also indicate that the value of the error param eter during training gradually increases w ith noise level. Thus, the influence o f noise can be reduced by increasing the training sample data. 232 ISSN 0556-171X. npoÖÄeubi 2017, N2 1 Modeling o f Nonlinear Isolation System C o n c l u s i o n s 1. In the present study, a B ouc-W en differential m odel o f delayed nonlinear systems was presented, a m ultilayer feedforward neural network m odel o f neural network topology was constructed and the proposed model w as trained w ith experim ental response data. 2. 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A feedforword neural network of multi-layer topologies for systems with hysteretic nonlinearity was constructed based on the Bouc-Wen differential model. The proposed model not only reflects the hysteresis force characteristics of the Bouc-Wen model, but can also determine the corresponding parameters. The simulation results demonstrate that the restoring force-displacement curve hysteresis loop closely represents real curves. The trained model can accurately predict the time response of the system. By comparing results obtained by the proposed model with real responses, the model was validated in the presence of noise and exhibits increased modeling precision, good generalizability and anti-interference capability.
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Інститут проблем міцності ім. Г.С. Писаренко НАН України
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Modeling of Nonlinear Isolation System Based on Bouc-Wen Differential Model
Использование дифференциальной модели Бука-Вена для моделирования петли гистерезиса кривой усилие-смещение для нелинейной механической системы сейсмозащиты
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title Modeling of Nonlinear Isolation System Based on Bouc-Wen Differential Model
title_alt Использование дифференциальной модели Бука-Вена для моделирования петли гистерезиса кривой усилие-смещение для нелинейной механической системы сейсмозащиты
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