Compared with traditional feedback control,predictive control can eliminate the lag of pose control and avoid the snakelike motion of shield machines.Therefore,a shield pose prediction model was proposed based on dyna...Compared with traditional feedback control,predictive control can eliminate the lag of pose control and avoid the snakelike motion of shield machines.Therefore,a shield pose prediction model was proposed based on dynamic modeling.Firstly,the dynamic equations of shield thrust system were established to clarify the relationship between force and movement of shield machine.Secondly,an analytical model was proposed to predict future multistep pose of the shield machine.Finally,a virtual prototype model was developed to simulate the dynamic behavior of the shield machine and validate the accuracy of the proposed pose prediction method.Results reveal that the model proposed can predict the shield pose with high accuracy,which can provide a decision basis whether for manual or automatic control of shield pose.展开更多
A novel sorting system based on one degree of freedom (DOF) tendon based parallel manipulator (TBPM) for high value waste processing was presented and designed. In order to control the motion of loads, nonlinear state...A novel sorting system based on one degree of freedom (DOF) tendon based parallel manipulator (TBPM) for high value waste processing was presented and designed. In order to control the motion of loads, nonlinear state feed forward control algorithm in the tendon length coordinate was used. Considering the system redundancy and actuation behavior, algorithms of optimal tension distribution and forward kinematics were designed. Then, the simulation experiments of motion control were implemented. The results demonstrate that the proposed TBPM translation system performs robust capacities. It can transfer the loads 1 m away within 1.5 s. With further optimization, the translation duration can be further reduced to be about 1 s and the optimized translation is followed with 43.59 m/s2 maximum acceleration. The translation errors at the aim position remain below 0.4 mm.展开更多
基金Project(2023JBZY030)supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,ChinaProject(U1834208)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China。
文摘Compared with traditional feedback control,predictive control can eliminate the lag of pose control and avoid the snakelike motion of shield machines.Therefore,a shield pose prediction model was proposed based on dynamic modeling.Firstly,the dynamic equations of shield thrust system were established to clarify the relationship between force and movement of shield machine.Secondly,an analytical model was proposed to predict future multistep pose of the shield machine.Finally,a virtual prototype model was developed to simulate the dynamic behavior of the shield machine and validate the accuracy of the proposed pose prediction method.Results reveal that the model proposed can predict the shield pose with high accuracy,which can provide a decision basis whether for manual or automatic control of shield pose.
基金Project(B07028) supported by "111" Introducing Talents of Discipline to University Program through Ministry of Education of China
文摘A novel sorting system based on one degree of freedom (DOF) tendon based parallel manipulator (TBPM) for high value waste processing was presented and designed. In order to control the motion of loads, nonlinear state feed forward control algorithm in the tendon length coordinate was used. Considering the system redundancy and actuation behavior, algorithms of optimal tension distribution and forward kinematics were designed. Then, the simulation experiments of motion control were implemented. The results demonstrate that the proposed TBPM translation system performs robust capacities. It can transfer the loads 1 m away within 1.5 s. With further optimization, the translation duration can be further reduced to be about 1 s and the optimized translation is followed with 43.59 m/s2 maximum acceleration. The translation errors at the aim position remain below 0.4 mm.
