INSTITUTE OF FUNDAMENTAL TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH
POLISH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
Centre of Excellence
for Advanced Materials and Structures (AMAS)
Advanced Course on Structural Control and Health Monitoring:
SMART’01
Warsaw, 22-25 May, 2001 (Staszic Palace)
The objectives of the Advanced Course SMART’01, dedicated to students of advanced engineering courses as well as
researchers and designers working in the field of mechatronics are:
- to present the state-of-the-art in the field of Mechatronics
- to present the actual trends in this field
- to verify the academic viewpoint vs. industrial needs
- to search for potential, joint, academia-industria innovative initiatives.
Mechatronics (the term coming from the combination of Mechanics and Electronics) is a new, dynamically developing
during last ten years interdisciplinary Hi-Tech science & technology area covering the following main fields:
- structural control (various types of structures equipped with controlled devices to get a synergetic effect drastically
improving the overall structural performance, e.g. vibration, stress or shape control)
- actuators (e.g. so called MEMS: Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems, applicable e.g. in biomechanics)
- active materials (e.g. Piezo-Electrics, Shape Memory Alloys, Magneto-Rheological Fluids)
- sensors and structural observability
- control systems
- structural health monitoring
- software tools for design of adaptive structures
Examples of the mechatronics’ application areas are the following Hi-Tech engineering fields: micro-mechanics and
optics (e.g. precise positioning), robotics (e.g. motion control), aerospace and aeronautics (e.g. vibration control),
automotive and high-speed trains’ applications (e.g. suspension and brake control), civil engineering (e.g. design for
extreme loading by earthquake and wind), damage detection and identification.
Registration:
The registration fee for participants is covered by Centre of Excellence AMAS. It includes coffee breaks, lunches, a diner,
a copy of the lecture notes (distributed after the course) and possibility of presentation of own contributions (after abstract
acceptatance) as a “short presentation” and a poster (during the Poster Session). The registration form should be filled and
send to the organiser (via Internet, fax or an ordinary mail), together with eventual one-page abstract of the proposed
poster presentation. The abstracts should be sent before 31 March 2001.
Organiser:
Prof. Jan Holnicki-Szulc, Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Warsaw, Poland
E-mail: holnicki@ippt.gov.pl , Tel: (+48) 22 826 12 81 ext.355, Fax: (+48) 22 826 98 15
www.ippt.gov.pl/amas/workshops/smart/ for more information.
Lectures will be presented in the following sessions:
- Vibration control
- Active materials and actuators
- Smart fluids
- Software tools and optimal design
- Various applications
- Structural monitoring
Invited Speakers (titles of lectures to be completed):
Prof. Roman Bogacz - Institute of Fundamental Technological Research PAS, Warsaw, Poland
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Prof. Adam Borkowski - Institute of Fundamental Technological Research PAS, Warsaw, Poland
Graph Grammars in Conceptual Design
Dr. J. David Carlson - Lord Corporation, Cary, NC, USA
1) Introduction to Magnetorheological Fluids
2) “Smart” MR Fliud Device Design
3) Semi-Active Vibration Control Systems using MR Fluids
Dr. Frank Claeyssen - CEDRAT-RECHERCHE, Grenoble, France
1) Active Material Properties
2) Piezoactive Actuators – Technological Aspects
3) Piezoelectric Motors
Prof. Julian Deputat- Institute of Fundamental Technological Research PAS, Warsaw, Poland
Monitoring of Stress Changes with Ultrasonic Technique
Prof. Jan Holnicki-Szulc and co - Institute of Fundamental Technological Research PAS, Warsaw, Poland
1) New Technique of Vibration Control
2) Design of Adaptive Structures
3) VDM Based Damage Identification
Dr. Aamir Khalid - The Welding Institute, Cambridge, UK
1) (Health Monitoring of Pipelines and Oil Tanks -New Techniques)
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Prof. Janusz Narkiewicz - Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
The Smart Structure in Aeronautics – Is it Still There?
Prof. Wiesław Ostachowicz - Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery PAS, Gdańsk, Poland
1) Statics and Dynamics of Composite Structures with Embaded Shape Memory Alloys
2) Dynamics of Cracked and delaminated Composite Material structures
3) Genetic Algorithms in Health Monitoring of Structures
Prof. Andre Preumont, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium
1) An Introduction to Vibration Control
2) Active Isolation, Semi-Active Isolation
3) Cable Structures
Prof. Lech Socha - Silesian Technical University, Katowice, Poland
Review of Control Algorithms for Active Suspension Systems
Prof. Joachim Telega - Institute of Fundamental Technological Research PAS, Warsaw, Poland
Exact and Approximate Controllability: Theory and Numerical Approximations
Prof. Andrzej Tylikowski - Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
Dynamics of Delaminated Elements of smart structures
Prof. Tadeusz Uhl - University of Mining and Metalurgy, Cracow, Poland
1) Modal Analysis – a Tool for Structural Monitoring and Damage detection
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REGISTRATION FORM
Advanced Course on
Structural Control
And Health Monitoring:
SMART-2001
May 22-25, 2001, Staszic Palace
Warsaw, Poland
Name
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(Family Name)
Title
Organisation
Address
City
Phone
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FAX
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I will deliver poster presentation during the course
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Registration Fee:
The registration fee is covered by Centre of Excellence AMAS.
It includes coffee breaks, lunches, a copy of the workshop
materials and possibility of presentations of contributions
(after abstract acceptance) during the Poster Session.
Institute of Fundamental Technological Research
Centre of Excellence for Advanced Materials and Structures (AMAS)
Advanced Course on Structural Control and Health Monitoring – SMART’01
Warsaw, 22-25 May, 2001 (Staszic Palace)
Tentative Programme
22.05.2001 (Tuesday)
23.05.2001 (Wednesday)
24.05.2001 (Thursday)
25.05.2001 (Friday)
Active Materials and Actuators
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Structural Monitoring 1
1) A.Khalid , TWI, Cambridge, UK
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Smart Fluids
1) D.Carlson, Lord Corp., USA
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11.45 Z.Marzec, J.Holnicki, IFTR, Warsaw
A.Tylikowski, WUT, Warsaw
J.Deputat-J.Szelazek IFTR, Warsaw
J.Telega, IFTR, Warsaw
12.30 Lunch brake
14.00 Various Applications
1) W.Ostachowicz, IFFM, Gdansk
Structural Monitoring 2
1) T.Uhl, UMM , Cracow
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Short presentations
15.30 Coffee brake
16.00 L.Socha, STU, Katowice
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16.45
3) W.Ostachowicz, IFFM, Gdansk
Discussion (Perspectives and challenges
for Consortium for Advanced Materials and
Intelligent Structures, Creation of the
SMART-POL Network )
8.15
Opening (Z.Mroz, M.Kleiber)
9.00
Vibration Control
1) A.Preumont, ULB, Brussels, B
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9.45
14.45
R.Bogacz, IFTR, Warsaw
J.Narkiewicz, WUT, Warsaw
1) F.Claeyssen, CEDRAT Grenoble, F
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Software Tools & Optimal Design
T.Zielinski, P.Zin, JHolnicki, IFTR, Warsaw
T.Bielecki, LKnap JHolnicki, IFTR, Warsaw A.Borkowski, IFTR, Warsaw
17.30 Closure of Session
and Poster Session.