Abstract
The accurate stable measurement of position for a shearer is a key technology in realizing an automated fully mechanized coal mining face. Using as a base of SINS/UWB integrated positioning system, the signal interference and node damage of UWB often cause an invalid integrated positioning system, because of the bad working environment of the shearer in the coal mine. Consequently, the positioning accuracy of the SINS/UWB integrated system decreases quickly, due to the drift error of SINS. Aiming at two invalid styles include partial anchor node failure and all anchor nodes failure of UWB, this paper proposes a stable SINS/UWB integrated positioning system of a shearer using the multi-model intelligent switching method based on a tightly coupled integrated model and a decision tree fault-tolerant model. First of all, the tightly coupled integrated model and the decision tree fault-tolerant model are built using measured distance and the final position of UWB, respectively. Second, the multi-model intelligent switching algorithm can be established based on the shearer Markoff movement state and residual threshold judgment of a Kalman Filter. Finally, the experimental results show that the multi-model intelligent switching fault-tolerant positioning algorithm can effectively overcome increased positioning error of the tightly coupled model and the decision tree model based on these two invalid styles. The maximum position error with the positioning model proposed in this paper is 0.93 m in 327 s, and the positioning accuracy with a multi-model intelligent switching model is much greater than that with tightly coupled integration and the decision tree fault tolerant models.
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