Closed-loop control of experimental shear flows using MLC

ORAL

Abstract

We employ a novel closed-loop control strategy for turbulent flows using machine learning methods in a model-free manner (see MLC talk of B.~R.\ Noack). MLC yields in-time control of experimental shear flows and has advantages over the state-of-the-art control. In this talk, MLC is applied to four different experimental closed-loop control setups: (1) the TUCOROM mixing layer tunnel (talk of V.\ Parezanovi\'c), (2) the G\"ortler PMMH water tunnel with a backward facing step, (3) the LML Boundary-Layer wind tunnel with a separating turbulent boundary layer, and (4) the Malavard wind tunnel with the SepaCoDe ramp. In all cases, MLC finds a control which yields a significantly better performance with respect to the given cost functional as compared to the best previously tested open-loop actuation.

Authors

  • Thomas Duriez

    Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentinia

  • Vladimir Parezanovic

    PPRIME, Poitiers, France

  • Kai von Krbek

    PPRIME, Poitiers, France

  • Laurent Cordier

    PPRIME, Poitiers, France, Institute PPRIME, PPRIME Institute

  • Bernd R. Noack

    PPRIME, Poitiers, France, Institute PPRIME, PPRIME Institute

  • Jean-Paul Bonnet

    PPRIME, Poitiers, France

  • Marc Segond

    Ambrosys GmbH, Germany

  • Markus W. Abel

    Ambrosys GmbH, Germany

  • Nicolas Gautier

    PMMH, ESPCI, France

  • Jean-Luc Aider

    PMMH, ESPCI, France

  • C\'edric Raibaudo

    LML, Lille, France

  • Christophe Cuvier

    LML, Lille, France, University of Lille

  • Michel Stanislas

    LML, Lille, France, Ecole Centrale de Lille

  • Antoine Debien

    PRISME, Orl\'eans, France

  • Nicolas Mazellier

    PRISME, Orl\'eans, France

  • Azeddine Kourta

    PRISME, Orl\'eans, France

  • Steven Brunton

    University of Washington, USA, Universty of Washington, USA, University of Washington