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    Hybrid Compound Function/Subinterval Perturbation Method for Kinematic Analysis of a Dual-Crane System With Large Bounded Uncertainty

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    2020
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    Zhou, Bin
    Zi, Bin
    Li, Yuan
    Zhu, Weidong
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    Abstract
    By introducing the subinterval perturbation method (SIPM), a hybrid compound function/subinterval perturbation method (HCFSPM) is presented for a dual-crane system (DCS) with large interval variables. The HCFSPM employs the SIPM to decompose a large interval variable into several subinterval variables with small uncertain levels. The interval kinematic compound function vectors and their inverses are approximated by the first-order Taylor and Neumann series, respectively. Based on the monotonic technique, the bounds of original luffing angle vectors are derived. Compared with the first-order compound function/interval perturbation method and the Monte Carlo method, numerical examples verify the effectiveness of the HCFSPM at conducting uncertain kinematic analysis of the DCS, especially when it comes to large uncertain levels.
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