A cable-driven parallel manipulator is a manipulator whose end-effector is driven by a number of parallel cables instead of
rigid links. Since cables always have more flexibility than rigid links, a cable manipulator bears a concern of possible vibration.
Thus, investigation of vibration of cable manipulators caused by cable flexibility is important for applications requiring
high system stiffness or bandwidth. This paper provides a vibration analysis of general 6-DOF cable-driven parallel manipulators.
Based on the analysis of the natural frequencies of the multibody system, the study demonstrates that a cable manipulator
can be designed stiff enough for special applications like the cable-manipulator based hardware-in-the-loop simulation of
contact dynamics. Moreover, under an excitation, a cable may vibrate not only in its axial direction, but also in its transversal
direction. The paper also analyzes the vibration of cable manipulators caused by cable flexibilities in both axial and transversal
directions. It is shown that the vibration of a cable manipulator due to the transversal vibration of cables can be ignored
comparing to that due to the axial flexibility of cables. 相似文献
The goal of holographic particle velocimetry is to infer fluid velocity patterns from images reconstructed from doubly exposed holograms of fluid volumes seeded with small particles. The advantages offered by in-line holography in this context usually make it the method of choice, but seeding densities sufficient to achieve high spatial resolution in the sampling of the velocity fields cause serious degradation, through speckle, of the signal-to-noise ratio in the reconstructed images. The in-line method also leads to a great depth of field in paraxial viewing of reconstructed images, making it essentially impossible to estimate particle depth with useful accuracy. We present here an analysis showing that these limitations can be circumvented by variably scaled correlation, or wavelet transformation. The shift variables of the wavelet transform are provided automatically by the optical correlation methodology. The variable scaling of the wavelet transform derives, in this case, directly from the need to accommodate varying particle depths. To provide such scaling, we use a special optical system incorporating prescribed variability in spacings and focal length of lenses to scan through the range of particle depths.
Calculation shows, among other benefits, improvement by approximately two orders of magnitude in depth resolution. A much higher signal-to-noise ratio together with faster data extraction and processing should be attainable.
The large application of renewable energy generation (REG) has increased the risk of cascading failures in the power system. At the same time REG also provides the possibility of new approaches for the suppression of such failures. However, the capacity and position of the synchronous generator (SG) involved in regulation limit the power regulation speed (PRS) of REG to the overload line which is the main cause of cascading failures, while the PRS of SG is related to the position and shedding power. REG and SGs have difficulty in achieving effective cooperation under constraints of system power balance. Particularly, the dynamic variation of line flow during power regulation causes new problems for the accurate evaluation of line thermal safety under overload. Therefore, a new strategy for quantitatively coordinating shedding power and power regulation to block cascading failures in the dynamic security domain is proposed in this paper. The control capability and dynamic security domain of the overload line are modeled, and the coordination control method based on power regulation is then proposed to minimize shedding power. The algorithm for the optimal control scheme considers the constraints of load capacity, power source capacity and bus PRS. The correctness of the proposed method is verified using case studies. 相似文献
Lithium‐sulfur batteries have attracted worldwide interest due to their high theoretical capacity of 1672 mAh g?1 and low cost. However, the practical applications are hampered by capacity decay, mainly attributed to the polysulfide shuttle. Here, the authors have fabricated a solid core–shell γ‐MnO2‐coated sulfur nanocomposite through the redox reaction between KMnO4 and MnSO4. The multifunctional MnO2 shell facilitates electron and Li+ transport as well as efficiently prevents polysulfide dissolution via physical confinement and chemical interaction. Moreover, the γ‐MnO2 crystallographic form also provides one‐dimensional (1D) tunnels for the Li+ incorporation to alleviate insoluble Li2S2/Li2S deposition at high discharge rate. More importantly, the MnO2 phase transformation to Mn3O4 occurs during the redox reaction between polysulfides and γ‐MnO2 is first thoroughly investigated. The S@γ‐MnO2 composite exhibits a good capacity retention of 82% after 300 cycles (0.5 C) and a fade rate of 0.07% per cycle over 600 cycles (1 C). The degradation mechanism can probably be elucidated that the decomposition of the surface Mn3O4 phase is the cause of polysulfide dissolution. The recent work thus sheds new light on the hitherto unknown surface interaction mechanism and the degradation mechanism of Li‐S cells. 相似文献
The mirror-confinement-type electron cyclotron resonance (MCECR) plasma source has high plasma density and high electron temperature, and it is quite useful in many plasma processing, and has been used for etching and thin-film deposition. In this paper, the carbon films about 50 nm thickness were deposited on Si (1 0 0) by MCECR plasma sputtering the sintered carbon target with the argon plasma, and its properties were studied. The bonding structure of the film was analyzed by using the X-ray photoelectron spectropscopy (XPS) and the nanostructure was evaluated with the high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM). The tribological properties (friction coefficient, wear rate, and wear life) of the film was investigated by using the pin-on-disk tribometer under the conditions that the normal load is 1 N and the sliding velocity is 0.05 m/s. The nanohardness of the films was measured by using the nanoindenter under conditions that the maximum displacement is 30 nm and the maximum load is 500 μN. The optical properties were measured by using the ellipsometer. The residual stress was measured with a surface profilometer. The surface morphology was studied by using the atomic force microscope (AFM). 相似文献