Abstract

Hydraulic support is a complex parallel mechanism composed of multiple kinematic pairs. In the work of hydraulic support, clearances between kinematic pairs are inevitable, which lead to the deterioration of the support’s working performance, and may even affect support’s normal work in serious cases. To study the influence of clearances on hydraulic support and simultaneously avoid the mutual interference between different clearances, the normal and tangential force models of kinematic pairs with clearance are established, based on the Lankarani-Nikravesh contact force model and the Coulomb friction model. Furthermore, the dynamic model of the hydraulic support with single clearance is established by adding a clearance between the rear link and base and, according to the dynamic model of the hydraulic support, the research about the influence of clearance on the movement and force of hydraulic support is carried out, which proves the need to study the clearance of hydraulic support. Moreover, the influence of clearance, clearance size, and different oil inlet drive modes of front and rear columns on the stability of hydraulic support are analysed, and then the change of hydraulic support posture caused by clearance and clearance size is considered. The results show that clearance causes the movement and force of the rear link to fluctuate, which affects the stability of the hydraulic support. The clearance size affects the fluctuation degree of the movement and force, which is an important factor in the instability of hydraulic support. Also, the hydraulic support posture is changed by the clearance and clearance size. Different column oil inlet drive modes have different impacts on the clearance and have different effects on the stability of hydraulic support.

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