This study deals with the compensation of gravity loads in parallel kinematics machines as a possible strategy for enhancing their working performance. In particular, the paper focuses on the static balancing of the Orthoglide 5-axis, a prototypal parallel robot with Linear-Delta architecture for machining operation. Gravity compensation is analytically carried out and a feasible design, based on tension springs and a simple additional linkage, is presented to implement the proposed strategy. Simulation results prove that the balancing device may provide an appreciable enhancement of the mechanism energy efficiency.
Alberto Martini, Marco Troncossi, Marco Carricato, Alessandro Rivola (2015). Static balancing of a parallel kinematics machine with Linear-Delta architecture: theory, design and numerical investigation. MECHANISM AND MACHINE THEORY, 90, 128-141 [10.1016/j.mechmachtheory.2015.03.003].
Static balancing of a parallel kinematics machine with Linear-Delta architecture: theory, design and numerical investigation
MARTINI, ALBERTO
;TRONCOSSI, MARCO;CARRICATO, MARCO;RIVOLA, ALESSANDRO
2015
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This study deals with the compensation of gravity loads in parallel kinematics machines as a possible strategy for enhancing their working performance. In particular, the paper focuses on the static balancing of the Orthoglide 5-axis, a prototypal parallel robot with Linear-Delta architecture for machining operation. Gravity compensation is analytically carried out and a feasible design, based on tension springs and a simple additional linkage, is presented to implement the proposed strategy. Simulation results prove that the balancing device may provide an appreciable enhancement of the mechanism energy efficiency.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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