Kinematic Analysis of a Parallel-Sequential Structure Mechanism with Five Degrees of Freedom
Authors: Filippov G.S. | Published: 14.08.2019 |
Published in issue: #8(713)/2019 | |
Category: Mechanical Engineering and Machine Science | Chapter: Robots, Mechatronics and Robotic Systems | |
Keywords: Angeles-Gosselin method, parallel-sequential structure mechanism, velocity calculation, inverse kinematics problem, implicit function |
The article presents a synthesis of a mechanism of parallel-sequential structure with five degrees of freedom capable of processing objects with an extended dimention in one direction, wherein the considered mechanism can have a high bearing capacity. Corresponding problems are associated with manufacturing jet turbine airfoil as well as vertebrae operations (on the human spine). Movement along a coordinate that is linked to large dimensions of a processed object is provided using the initial translation pairs equipped with a motor. It is followed by a flat partial parallel structure mechanism with three degrees of freedom, and further – by a revolute kinematic pair. A kinematic analysis of the considered mechanism is performed, and the inverse kinematic problem is solved. The Angeles-Gosselin method for parallel structure mechanisms is used when performing velocity calculations of the parallel-sequential structure mechanism. The results of the numerical experiment are presented.
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