Lucio Flavio Campanile

Dieses kompakte Buch beschreibt die grundlegenden Phänomene der Aeroelastik und soll damit als Referenz- und Nachschlagewerk dienen. Die klassische Aeroelastik ist eine hauptsächlich auf analytischen Modellen basierende Analyse, bei der das Verständnis der aeroelastischen Phänomene im Vordergrund steht und die Genauigkeit der Voraussagen zweitrangig ist. Die kompakte Natur der Gleichungen bei der klassischen Aeroelastik und das Vorhandensein von Lösungen in geschlossener Form für einfache Fälle fördert das Erlernen der physikalischen Grundlagen der Phänomene, erlaubt schnelle Abschätzungen und liefert damit eine Kontrollinstanz für numerisch errechnete Resultate in der beruflichen Praxis. Die Durchsuchung des Entwurfsraums in der Vorentwurfsphase, für die die Verwendung der Methoden der Fluid-Struktur-Kopplung als zu ressourcenintensiv erscheinen mag, kann in sehr effizienter Weise mit den Methoden der klassischen Aeroelastik erfolgen.

"Design Rules for Actuators in Active Mechanical Systems" deals with the formulation of model-based design rules to be used in the conception of optimized mechatronic and adaptronic systems. The book addresses the comparison of different actuator classes for given applications and offers answers to the following questions: What is the relationship between actuator geometry and primary output quantities? How scalable are actuators based on the same principle? How are energetic output quantities (work and power) related to mechanical load and geometry? How should actuators be designed and sized to obtain the best performance for the chosen actuator kind, and for a given application? "Design Rules for Actuators in Active Mechanical Systems" will be of use to industry professionals, such as actuator and machine designers, as well as to researchers and students of mechanical engineering, mechatronics, and electrical engineering.

"Design Rules for Actuators in Active Mechanical Systems" deals with the formulation of model-based design rules to be used in the conception of optimized mechatronic and adaptronic systems. The book addresses the comparison of different actuator classes for given applications and offers answers to the following questions: What is the relationship between actuator geometry and primary output quantities? How scalable are actuators based on the same principle? How are energetic output quantities (work and power) related to mechanical load and geometry? How should actuators be designed and sized to obtain the best performance for the chosen actuator kind, and for a given application? "Design Rules for Actuators in Active Mechanical Systems" will be of use to industry professionals, such as actuator and machine designers, as well as to researchers and students of mechanical engineering, mechatronics, and electrical engineering.