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Fixed-Time Vibration Mitigation Control for Underactuated Offshore Floating Wind Turbines Under Coupled Wind-Wave Excitation

Authors: CHEN Yifeng; HU Shengqing; KOU Yanni; CHEN Lin; PENG Xiaoqiang; ZHANG Yangming

DOI: 10.19912/j.0254-0096.tynxb.202608_9718Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Platform pitch vibration is reduced by 44.33% and tower fore-aft bending by 46.09% compared to passive TMD, directly lowering fatigue loads and extending structural service life in deep-sea deployments. • • The fixed-time disturbance observer estimates wind-wave disturbances within a fixed time independent of initial states, enabling precise compensation that eliminates the chattering and slow convergence of sliding mode controllers. • • Control input remains bounded within ±1.0×10^6 N·m across both operational conditions, confirming actuator saturation margins and practical implementability with commercial TMD hardware. • • The underactuated system (3 degrees of freedom, 1 control input) is stabilized via an intermediate control input, achieving fixed-time stability proven by Lyapunov analysis, which guarantees convergence time independent of initial conditions—critical for unpredictable sea states.