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ENGINEERING TOMORROW
As an “on-the-top”-feature, further dampen of AUX speed fluctuations can be done. So if the general AUX Anti-jerk
setup (P3699 to P3703) does not give a sufficient dampening/satisfying result, the anti-jerk on-the-top function can be
enabled.
Anti-jerk
Base Anti-jerk algorithm
Anti-jerk on-the-top
For dampen STW speed
fluctuations
Flow command1
Flow command Flow command
Anti-jerk on-the-top
LPF
Average
Crossover
EEPROM parameters
STW Anti-jerk filter Cut-off
frequency (P3718)
STW Anti-jerk Cross-over start (P3714)
STW Anti-jerk Cross-over stop (P3716)
Flow command
Flow command1
Average flow command
Flow command
LPF flow command
Crossover
100%
0%
P3714 P3716
Factor LPF flov command
Factor flow command
|average flow command|
Out = Factor LPF flow command x LPF flow c Factor flow command x flow command
Figure 53
Referring to the Figure 5 below, the ‘crossover/mixing factor’ in percentage is calculated and is applied on ‘ Filtered flow
set-point ’ (see 11.6.1) to calculate the final ‘ flow set-point ’ of Anti-jerk algorithm.
Parameters P3714 and P3716 are used to calculate the percentage crossover to be applied on the ‘ filtered flow set-point ’(see
11.6.1) to calculate the final ‘ flow set-point ’ with anti-jerk functionality.
The ‘Crossover/mixing factor’ is defined by the piece-wise linear characteristics based on following points in Figure 54.
The absolute value of average flow set-point is calculated from ‘
Modified Flow Set-point ’(see 11.6.1) and ‘ Filtered Flow
Set-point ’ (see 11.6.1) in IR.