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9781848001466

Smart Devices and Machines for Advanced Manufacturing

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  • Copyright: 2008-04-01
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Summary

This book presents a collection of quality chapters on the state-of-the-art of research efforts in the area of smart devices and novel machine design, as well as their practical applications to enable advanced manufacturing. The first section presents a broad-based review of several key areas of research in smart devices and machines. The second section is focused on presenting an in-depth treatment of a particular device or machine. The book will be of interest to a broad readership.

Author Biography

Dr Lihui Wang is a Senior Research Officer at the Integrated Manufacturing Technologies Institute, National Research Council of Canada. His research interests and responsibilities are in Web-Based and Sensor-Driven Real-Time Monitoring and Control, Distributed Machining Process Planning, New Architecture Design and System Development, and Development of Wise-ShopFloor and DPP Systems.Dr Fengfeng (Jeff) Xi, is a Professor at Ryerson University, Canada, and an Adjunct Professor at the East China Jiao-Tong University. His research interests are in the area of manufacturing and automation.

Table of Contents

List of Contributorsp. xvii
Appropriate Design of Parallel Manipulatorsp. 1
Introductionp. 1
Understanding End-user Wishes and Performance Indicesp. 2
Establishing the Required Performancesp. 2
Performance Indicesp. 4
Indices Calculationp. 6
Structural Synthesisp. 7
Dimensional Synthesisp. 8
Choosing Design Parametersp. 8
Design Methodsp. 8
The Atlas Approachp. 9
Cost Function Approachp. 9
Other Design Methodologies Based on Optimisationp. 10
Exact Design Methodologiesp. 10
The Parameter Space Approachp. 12
Parameter Spacep. 12
Principle of the Methodp. 12
Finding Allowed Regionsp. 13
Finding Allowed Regions with Interval Analysisp. 14
Search for Appropriate Robotsp. 19
Design Examplesp. 19
Other Design Approachesp. 20
Design for Reliabilityp. 20
Design for Controlp. 21
Conclusionsp. 21
Referencesp. 21
Gravity Compensation, Static Balancing and Dynamic Balancing of Parallel Mechanismsp. 27
Introduction and Definitionsp. 27
Mathematical Conditions for Balancingp. 28
Static Balancingp. 30
Static Balancing of a Planar Four-bar Linkagep. 30
Spatial 6-dof Parallel Mechanismp. 31
Gravity Compensationp. 36
Dynamic Balancingp. 40
Dynamic Balancing of Planar Four-bar Linkagesp. 40
Synthesis of Reactionless Multi-dof Mechanismsp. 44
Synthesis of Reactionless Parallel 3-dof Mechanismsp. 44
Synthesis of Reactionless Parallel 6-dof Mechanismsp. 47
Conclusionsp. 47
Referencesp. 47
A Unified Methodology for Mobility Analysis Based on Screw Theoryp. 49
Introductionp. 49
Basic Screw Theory and Mobility Methodologyp. 51
Dependency and Reciprocity of Screwsp. 51
Modified Grubler-Kutzbach Criterionp. 54
Four Key Techniquesp. 55
Mobility Analysis of Single-loop Mechanismsp. 57
The Bennett Mechanismp. 57
The Goldberg Mechanismp. 60
The Bricard Mechanism with a Symmetric Planep. 61
Mobility Analysis of Parallel Mechanismsp. 63
4-DOF 4-URU Mechanismp. 63
The CPM Mechanismp. 65
The 4-DOF 1-CRR+3-CRRR Parallel Mechanismp. 66
DELTA Robotp. 68
H4 Manipulatorp. 70
Discussionsp. 73
Conclusionsp. 75
Referencesp. 76
The Tau PKM Structuresp. 79
Introductionp. 79
Non-symmetrical PKM Structuresp. 81
The SCARA Tau PKMp. 84
The Gantry Tau PKMp. 87
The Reconfigurable Gantry Tau PKMp. 90
Kinematics and Workspacep. 92
Calibrationp. 98
Stiffnessp. 101
Mechanical Bandwidthp. 102
Industrial Potential of PKMs based on Tau Structuresp. 105
Performance Advantagesp. 105
Life-cycle Cost Advantagesp. 106
Relieving People from Bad Working Conditionsp. 107
Conclusionsp. 108
Referencesp. 109
Layout and Force Optimisation in Cable-driven Parallel Manipulatorsp. 111
Introductionp. 111
Static Force Analysisp. 112
Optimum Layout for the Redundant Limbp. 115
Background on Convex Optimisationp. 117
Optimum Direction of the Redundant Limbp. 121
Multiple Posesp. 124
Multiple Redundant Limbsp. 125
Case Studyp. 126
Minimising Cable Tensionsp. 130
Case Studyp. 132
Conclusionsp. 133
Referencesp. 134
A Tripod-based Polishing/Deburring Machinep. 137
Introductionp. 137
Hybrid Machine Designp. 139
Description of the Machinep. 139
ParaWrist Designp. 141
Motion Planningp. 142
Tripod Constraintsp. 143
Inverse Kinematicsp. 145
Motion Planningp. 145
Motion Simulation, Part Localisation and Measurementp. 146
Forward Kinematics for Motion Simulation and Part Measurementp. 146
Three-point Method for Part Localisationp. 148
Tripod Stiffeningp. 150
Compliance Modellingp. 151
Tripod Stiffeningp. 152
Compliant Toolhead Designp. 153
Axial Compliance Designp. 153
Radial Compliance Designp. 154
Tool Controlp. 157
Parameter Planning Based on Contact Modelp. 157
Control Methodsp. 159
Model-based Controlp. 160
Test Examplesp. 163
Conclusionsp. 164
Referencesp. 165
Design and Analysis of a Modular Hybrid Parallel-Serial Manipulator for Robotised Deburring Applicationsp. 167
Introductionp. 167
Design Considerationsp. 169
Robot Modulesp. 169
6-DOF Hybrid Parallel-Serial Manipulatorp. 170
Forward Displacement Analysisp. 172
3RRR Planar Parallel Platformp. 173
PRR Serial Robot Armp. 176
Entire Hybrid Manipulatorp. 178
Inverse Displacement Analysisp. 179
Orientation Analysisp. 179
Position Analysisp. 180
Parallel Platform Analysisp. 180
Instantaneous Kinematicsp. 181
3RRR Planar Parallel Platformp. 181
Entire Hybrid Manipulatorp. 182
Computation Examplesp. 183
Application Studiesp. 184
Conclusionsp. 186
Referencesp. 187
Design of a Reconfigurable Tripod Machine System and Its Application in Web-based Machiningp. 189
Introductionp. 189
Related Workp. 190
Design of Reconfigurable Tripod Machine Toolsp. 191
Kinematics, Dynamics and Optimisationp. 193
Inverse Kinematicsp. 194
Direct Kinematicsp. 195
Stiffness Modelp. 196
Dynamic Modelp. 202
New Criterion in Optimisationp. 205
Integrated Design Toolsp. 206
Modelling Toolp. 207
Analysis Toolp. 209
Simulation Toolp. 211
Optimisation Toolp. 211
Monitoring Toolp. 212
Web-based Machining: a Case Studyp. 213
Testing Environmentp. 213
Tripod 3D Model for Monitoringp. 214
Web-based Machiningp. 215
Conclusionsp. 217
Referencesp. 217
Arch-type Reconfigurable Machine Toolp. 219
Introductionp. 219
Design and Constructionp. 221
Arch-type RMT Specificationsp. 224
Dynamic Performancep. 225
Cutting Process Parametersp. 226
Frequency Response Functionsp. 228
Stability Lobesp. 231
Conclusionsp. 236
Referencesp. 236
Walking Drive Enabled Ultra-precision Positionersp. 239
Introductionp. 239
One-axis Feed Drivep. 240
Driving Principle and Control Methodp. 240
One-axis Walking Devicep. 241
Open Loop Controlp. 242
Laser Feedback Controlp. 243
Methods to Overcome Disadvantagesp. 244
Three-axis Feed Drivep. 245
Three-axis Walking Devicep. 245
Walking Algorithm for Simultaneous 3-axis Drivep. 247
Three-axis Positioning System with Laser Feedback Controlp. 251
Results of 3-axis Positioningp. 252
Conclusionsp. 255
Referencesp. 255
An XY[theta subscript z] Planar Motion Stage System Driven by a Surface Motor for Precision Positioningp. 257
Introductionp. 257
The XY[theta subscript z] Surface Motorp. 259
The Decoupled Controllerp. 264
The XY[theta subscript z] Surface Encoderp. 271
Precision Positioning by the XY[theta subscript z] Stage Systemp. 277
Conclusionsp. 279
Referencesp. 279
Design and Analysis of Micro/Meso-scale Machine Toolsp. 283
Introductionp. 283
Overview of Worldwide Research on the mMT Paradigmp. 285
Overview of mMT Developments in USAp. 288
Development of a Three-axis mMTp. 289
Design Considerations for the NU 3-axis mMTp. 289
Physical Realisation of the NU 3-Axis mMTp. 290
Performance Evaluationsp. 292
Development of a Five-axis mMTp. 294
Design Considerations for the UIUC 5-axis mMTp. 295
Motor and Bearing Placementp. 298
Summary of 5-axis mMT Designp. 301
Evaluation of Performancep. 301
Analysis of 5-axis mMT Motion Parametersp. 304
Examples of Micro-scale Machining on the UIUC 5-axis mMTp. 305
A Hybrid Methodology for Kinematic Calibration of mMTsp. 306
Design of the Measurement Systemp. 307
A Hybrid Calibration Methodologyp. 308
Off-machine Measurementsp. 309
On-machine Measurementsp. 309
Kinematic Error Modellingp. 310
Validation of Calibration Methodologyp. 311
Challenges in mMT Developmentp. 312
The Status of mMT Commercialisation Worldwidep. 313
Conclusionsp. 314
Referencesp. 315
Micro-CMMp. 319
Introductionp. 319
Structure of a Micro-CMMp. 321
Semi-circular Bridge Structurep. 321
Co-planar XY Stagep. 322
Z-axis Designp. 323
Probesp. 324
Focus Probep. 324
Contact Probep. 327
Actuator and Feedback Sensorp. 329
System Integration and Motion Controlp. 332
System Assemblyp. 332
Motion Controlp. 332
System Errorsp. 332
Conclusionsp. 334
Referencesp. 334
Laser-assisted Mechanical Micromachiningp. 337
Introductionp. 337
Development of LAMM-based Micro-grooving Processp. 339
Basic Approachp. 339
LAMM Setup for Micro-groovingp. 339
Process Characteristicsp. 341
Design of Experimentp. 341
Results and Discussionp. 342
Process Modellingp. 347
HAZ Characterisation and Thermal Modellingp. 347
Force Modelling in Laser Assisted Micro-groovingp. 354
Summary and Future Directionsp. 362
Referencesp. 363
Micro Assembly Technology and Systemp. 367
Introductionp. 367
Micro Grippersp. 368
Pneumatic Grippersp. 369
Capillary Force Grippersp. 369
Bio-inspired Grippersp. 372
Force Feedbackp. 374
Precision Positioningp. 376
Servomotorp. 376
Linear Motorp. 377
Piezoelectric Motorp. 379
Image Based Feedbackp. 380
A Sample Micro Assembly Systemp. 380
Conclusionsp. 382
Referencesp. 383
Indexp. 385
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