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Contents
Sample Edit (for reference only)................................................................................................ 2
Test Passages ............................................................................................................................. 3
Physics and Engineering ........................................................................................................ 3
Earth and Environmental Sciences ........................................................................................ 4
Chemistry and Materials Science........................................................................................... 5
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Test Passages
Physics and Engineering
Underwater vehicles (UV) are widely spread nowadays, and these vehicles call for the need
offor periodical service and maintenance. Their efficient application requires accompanying
base ships or net of stations for technical servicing.
Service and maintenance of UV’s isare usually done via ship with special types of
equipments. In this case, UV gets inside the ship through the bay inat the bottom.
Also in other projects ship is substitute by submarine or underwater station. For such
operations, the vehicle needs to safely dock with the ship or station. To solve Docking Task it
is necessary to develop three algorithms: general control algorithm, moving algorithm and
algorithm for vehicle position. Fast and energy-efficient docking is one of the key
requirements for trouble-free operation.
In this paper, the authors describe the research and development of algorithms for uva UV
control system that allows docking with an underwater station. The process is divided into
two steps: : moving to docking zone and vehicle positioning of the station.The Ffirst task
includes the development of path regulator, based on Pshikhopov’s position path control
theory, but with regard to peculiarities of the controlled object. The proposed one features the
separation of control channels for simple adjustment and gives the best results when multi-
coupling influence is low. Thus, the movement to Docking Zone is accomplished. The
Ssecond task was solved on the basis of the UV mathematical model.
Developed control values were tested in the simulator where underwater vehicle successfully
docked the station and proved themselves to be efficient. A Rreview of experiment results
includes vehicle path in XYZ coordinates, forces, and angles of thrusts. The analysis of
deviation of UV actual speed and position from the required one showed a high efficiency of
developed control.
Source: Development of Algorithms for Approaching and Docking Underwater Vehicle with
Underwater Station by B.V. Gurenko and A.L. Beresnev, used under CC-BY/sentences
modified.
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Source: “Observation of Oceanic Eddy in the Northeastern Arabian Sea Using Multisensor
Remote Sensing Data” by R.K. Sarangi, used under CC BY/sentences modified
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Source: Preparation and Characterization of Graphene Oxide by J. Song, X. Wang, and C.-T.
Chang, used under CC-BY/sentences modified