Abstract

The horizontal drilling trajectory of the anti-collision drilling robot is taken as the research object and its drilling trajectory prediction model is established in this paper. The drilling trajectory is affected by many factors, such as the structural parameters of the auger, the drill bit, the drilling process parameters, and the geological characteristics of the coal seam, etc., which results in the existence of multi-level time-scale structure and localization characteristics of the drilling trajectory data in the time domain. The wavelet analysis method can decompose the relatively complex non-stationary time series problem into low-frequency decomposition signals representing trend items and high-frequency decomposition signals representing periodicity and randomness. It can not only predict the main trend of drilling trajectory changes but also effectively predict sudden load changes and short-term changes. Based on this, a new prediction method is proposed in this paper. Firstly, the data is decomposed into relatively simple component signals using wavelet decomposition technology, then the prediction models are established according to the characteristics of each component signal. Finally, the drilling trajectory prediction model is established by synthesizing the prediction results. The anti-impact drilling robot drilling test bed is set up and the drilling experiments are carried out to verify the effectiveness of the model, which can lay the foundation for the anti-impact drilling robot drilling deflection control.

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