Title Analysis of the efficiency of shipping containers handling/loading control methods and procedures /
Authors Eglynas, Tomas ; Jusis, Mindaugas ; Jakovlev, Sergej ; Senulis, Audrius ; Andziulis, Arūnas ; Gudas, Saulius
DOI 10.1177/1687814018821229
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Is Part of Advances in mechanical engineering.. London : SAGE publications Ltd. 2019, vol. 11, iss. 1, p. 1-12.. ISSN 1687-8132. eISSN 1687-8140
Keywords [eng] multibody dynamics ; transients ; simulation ; mathematical modeling ; control methods ; motion control ; profiling techniques ; quay crane ; container handling
Abstract [eng] Most modern quay cranes operate under the operator’s control. Lifting, lowering, and transporting a container from one platform to another are just some of the actions that a person is responsible for, but the negative consequences of handling can be caused not only by his actions. An error, loading transient instability, or an undervalued environmental factor in the control algorithm can cause a risk to human safety, container, and cargo security. In order to control cargohandling risk, it is necessary to improve the cargo control systems not only by changing their software, but also by creating additional control algorithms and systems. These systems with programmed control algorithms should be integrated into existing systems to control cargo security and its transfer time. In this article, transient processes and dynamic property of the cargo-handling operation are described and multibody dynamics simulation performed using laboratory prototype of a quay crane. The experimental research performed and integrated autonomous quay crane control algorithm developed with the proposed embedded container swinging control subroutine operated in optimal mode when the control system used PID controller with a feedback including additional PI controller and S-shaped input signal for the analyzed case with the defined parameter set.
Published London : SAGE publications Ltd
Type Journal article
Language English
Publication date 2019