A systematic geometric model has been presented for calibration of a newly designed 5-axis turbine blade grinding machine. This machine is designed to serve a specific purpose to attain high accuracy and high efficien...A systematic geometric model has been presented for calibration of a newly designed 5-axis turbine blade grinding machine. This machine is designed to serve a specific purpose to attain high accuracy and high efficiency grinding of turbine blades by eliminating the hand grinding process. Although its topology is RPPPR （P： prismatic; R： rotary）, its design is quite distinct from the competitive machine tools. As error quantification is the only way to investigate, maintain and improve its accuracy, calibra- tion is recommended for its performance assessment and acceptance testing. Systematic geometric error modeling technique is implemented and 52 position dependent and position independent errors are identified while considering the machine as five rigid bodies by eliminating the set-up errors of workpiece and cutting tool. 39 of them are found to have influential errors and are accommodated for finding the resultant effect between the cutting tool and the workpiece in workspace volume. Rigid body kinematics techniques and homogenous transformation matrices are used for error synthesis.展开更多
Kinematics and its related issues of a 3-DOF in-parallel compliant mechanismare focused on. The micro manipulation application that requires high accuracy is developed. Designof the developed micromanipulator is based...Kinematics and its related issues of a 3-DOF in-parallel compliant mechanismare focused on. The micro manipulation application that requires high accuracy is developed. Designof the developed micromanipulator is based on the modified Delta mechanism. The main advantages ofthis manipulator are the use of only revolute flexure hinges and the capability to produce puretranslation theoretically. The aim is to develop an efficient kinematic model used for positioningcontrol. For this purpose, the Jacobian matrix relating the end effector position with the actuatordisplacements is obtained by both theoretical derivation and experiment. Aiming at the abnormalityin the motion capabilities of the micromanipulator found in calibration experiment, the mobility ofthe compliant mechanism on a theoretical level is analyzed by using the matrix method and screwtheory. Both the experimental and theoretical results have verified that the compliant mechanismdoes have rotational motion.展开更多
Recently,with the rapid development of aerospace technology,an increasing number of spacecraft is being launched into space.Additionally,the demands for on-orbit servicing(OOS)missions are rapidly increasing.Space rob...Recently,with the rapid development of aerospace technology,an increasing number of spacecraft is being launched into space.Additionally,the demands for on-orbit servicing(OOS)missions are rapidly increasing.Space robotics is one of the most promising approaches for various OOS missions;thus,research on space robotics technologies for OOS has attracted increased attention from space agencies and universities worldwide.In this paper,we review the structures,ground verification,and onorbit kinematics calibration technologies of space robotic systems for OOS.First,we systematically summarize the development of space robotic systems and OOS programs based on space robotics.Then,according to the structures and applications,these systems are divided into three categories:large space manipulators,humanoid space robots,and small space manipulators.According to the capture mechanisms adopted,the end-effectors are systematically analyzed.Furthermore,the ground verification facilities used to simulate a microgravity environment are summarized and compared.Additionally,the on-orbit kinematics calibration technologies are discussed and analyzed compared with the kinematics calibration technologies of industrial manipulators with regard to four aspects.Finally,the development trends of the structures,verification,and calibration technologies are discussed to extend this review work.展开更多
文摘A systematic geometric model has been presented for calibration of a newly designed 5-axis turbine blade grinding machine. This machine is designed to serve a specific purpose to attain high accuracy and high efficiency grinding of turbine blades by eliminating the hand grinding process. Although its topology is RPPPR （P： prismatic; R： rotary）, its design is quite distinct from the competitive machine tools. As error quantification is the only way to investigate, maintain and improve its accuracy, calibra- tion is recommended for its performance assessment and acceptance testing. Systematic geometric error modeling technique is implemented and 52 position dependent and position independent errors are identified while considering the machine as five rigid bodies by eliminating the set-up errors of workpiece and cutting tool. 39 of them are found to have influential errors and are accommodated for finding the resultant effect between the cutting tool and the workpiece in workspace volume. Rigid body kinematics techniques and homogenous transformation matrices are used for error synthesis.
基金This project is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.59775002 and No.50075010).
文摘Kinematics and its related issues of a 3-DOF in-parallel compliant mechanismare focused on. The micro manipulation application that requires high accuracy is developed. Designof the developed micromanipulator is based on the modified Delta mechanism. The main advantages ofthis manipulator are the use of only revolute flexure hinges and the capability to produce puretranslation theoretically. The aim is to develop an efficient kinematic model used for positioningcontrol. For this purpose, the Jacobian matrix relating the end effector position with the actuatordisplacements is obtained by both theoretical derivation and experiment. Aiming at the abnormalityin the motion capabilities of the micromanipulator found in calibration experiment, the mobility ofthe compliant mechanism on a theoretical level is analyzed by using the matrix method and screwtheory. Both the experimental and theoretical results have verified that the compliant mechanismdoes have rotational motion.
基金the National Key R&D Program of China(Grant No.2017YFB1300400)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.91748201 and 51775011)Beijing Natural Science Foundation(Gran No.3192017)。
文摘Recently,with the rapid development of aerospace technology,an increasing number of spacecraft is being launched into space.Additionally,the demands for on-orbit servicing(OOS)missions are rapidly increasing.Space robotics is one of the most promising approaches for various OOS missions;thus,research on space robotics technologies for OOS has attracted increased attention from space agencies and universities worldwide.In this paper,we review the structures,ground verification,and onorbit kinematics calibration technologies of space robotic systems for OOS.First,we systematically summarize the development of space robotic systems and OOS programs based on space robotics.Then,according to the structures and applications,these systems are divided into three categories:large space manipulators,humanoid space robots,and small space manipulators.According to the capture mechanisms adopted,the end-effectors are systematically analyzed.Furthermore,the ground verification facilities used to simulate a microgravity environment are summarized and compared.Additionally,the on-orbit kinematics calibration technologies are discussed and analyzed compared with the kinematics calibration technologies of industrial manipulators with regard to four aspects.Finally,the development trends of the structures,verification,and calibration technologies are discussed to extend this review work.
