舰载箱式无人机电控传送系统设计

在现今的自动控制领域,PLC的应用已十分广泛。首先对舰载箱式无人机的设计进行简要介绍。为实现舰载箱式无人机发射系统传动的高精度、高效率,提出PLC电控传送系统并进行相应设计。通过对液压执行系统硬件结构设计,高精度电液比例控制设计,控制流程设计,PLC选型,控制软件设计等完成了整个电控系统设计过程,在对控制系统程序调试后,控制系统完成了相应的功能需求,达到了设计要求。     

水力测功器模拟螺旋桨高海情负载的神经网络预测控制仿真研究

为解决用水力测功器实现螺旋桨高海情下动态负载模拟的难题,首先给出了问题的数学描述并从工程应用角度做了适当简化,完成了开环辨识试验和神经网络建模;然后基于模型预测控制的基本原理进行了水力测功器模拟螺旋桨高海情负载的神经网络预测控制研究;仿真研究结果证明,文中所提方法确实有效,可用于水力测功器建模及动态加载控制。     

舰载跟踪雷达捕获概率分析

论述了舰载跟踪雷达捕获概率的分析与计算方法,给出了影响跟踪雷达照准概率的误差环节,并对搜索雷达稳定平台的隔离剩余误差作了较详尽的分析。     

A logistics scheduling model: Inventory cost reduction by batching

Logistics scheduling refers to the problems where the decisions of job scheduling and transportation are integrated in a single framework. In this paper, we discuss a logistics scheduling model where the raw material is delivered to the shop in batches. By making the batching and scheduling decisions simultaneously, the total inventory and batch setup cost can be reduced. We study different models on this issue, present complexity analysis and optimal algorithms, and conduct computational experiments. Some managerial insights are observed. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Naval Research Logistics, 2005.     

我国周边安全形势对边防工作的影响及应对策略

边防工作作为国防的重要组成部分,涉外性强,受周边安全形势影响大。当前,我国的边防工作既面·l盏着难得的发展机遇,同时更要直面各种挑战。分析周边安全环境对我国边防的影响,可以使我们更好地认清形势,趋利避害,抓住机遇,充分发挥职能作用,确保边防安全稳定。     

约束条件下导弹姿态跟踪保性能控制

针对BTT导弹在飞行过程中模型存在较大不确定性,并且控制舵的摆角受到物理装置约束的情况,研究了在约束条件下导弹姿态跟踪保性能控制的设计问题。首先在弹道的特征点处将导弹的非线性运动瞬时线性化,将导弹看作是一个不确定线性系统,提出应用基于线性矩阵不等式的跟踪保性能控制设计姿态控制器,然后推导得到满足控制约束的充分条件,以定理的形式给出了约束条件下跟踪保性能控制存在的充分条件。最后以某型导弹的姿态控制为例,设计了其姿态的跟踪保性能控制器。六自由度仿真结果表明了所得方法的有效性和可行性。     

隧道出入口照明智能控制研究

针对隧道出入口段照明能耗大、行车舒适性差的缺点,依据隧道外亮度传感器采集的数据,通过单片机分组控制出入口段照明灯具,满足车辆出入隧道时驾驶员的明适应和暗适应需要。该法不但提高了驾驶舒适性,而且减少了能耗,降低了运营费用。     

坦克铅酸蓄电池快速充电模糊控制研究

对于坦克用铅酸蓄电池快速充电问题,初步研究了采用模糊控制器控制充电过程,分析了其模糊控制器的组成,并讨论了模糊控制在铅酸蓄电池快速充电中存在的问题。     

等离子喷涂工艺流程的PLC控制

介绍了一种采用PLC控制器对等离子喷涂工艺流程进行监控的应用实例.在分析等离子喷涂工艺要求的基础上,设计出喷涂的PLC控制时序,并以此为依据完成PLC电路及软件设计.采用PLC控制,简化了喷涂工艺操作,提高了喷涂效率和涂层质量.     

The impact of operational decisions on the design of salesforce incentives

When facing high levels of overstock inventories, firms often push their salesforce to work harder than usual to attract more demand, and one way to achieve that is to offer attractive incentives. However, most research on the optimal design of salesforce incentives ignores this dependency and assumes that operational decisions of production/inventory management are separable from design of salesforce incentives. We investigate this dependency in the problem of joint salesforce incentive design and inventory/production control. We develop a dynamic Principal‐Agent model with both Moral Hazard and Adverse Selection in which the principal is strategic and risk‐neutral but the agent is myopic and risk‐averse. We find the optimal joint incentive design and inventory control strategy, and demonstrate the impact of operational decisions on the design of a compensation package. The optimal strategy is characterized by a menu of inventory‐dependent salesforce compensation contracts. We show that the optimal compensation package depends highly on the operational decisions; when inventory levels are high, (a) the firm offers a more attractive contract and (b) the contract is effective in inducing the salesforce to work harder than usual. In contrast, when inventory levels are low, the firm can offer a less attractive compensation package, but still expect the salesforce to work hard enough. In addition, we show that although the inventory/production management and the design of salesforce compensation package are highly correlated, information acquisition through contract design allows the firm to implement traditional inventory control policies: a market‐based state‐dependent policy (with a constant base‐stock level when the inventory is low) that makes use of the extracted market condition from the agent is optimal. This work appears to be the first article on operations that addresses the important interplay between inventory/production control and salesforce compensation decisions in a dynamic setting. Our findings shed light on the effective integration of these two significant aspects for the successful operation of a firm. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Naval Research Logistics 61: 320–340, 2014