Abstract
Aiming at the problem of poor bearing capacity in the direction of decoupled DOF of weakly coupled three-translation parallel mechanism, a class of new configurations of large load-bearing capacity weakly coupled three-translation parallel mechanisms with closed-loop unit has been proposed in this paper. Based on the screw theory, configuration evolution method, and graphical approach method, the synthesis method of these kinds of mechanisms has been proposed, and the decoupled criterion of this mechanism and the addition conditions of the kinematic pair diagram are given. The synthesis process has been developed to synthesize the single degree of freedom translational decoupled branch chain and 2T coupled branch chain. To better apply the weakly coupled mechanism to large load occasions, a closed-loop unit construction method has been proposed. Based on the theory of singular value decomposition, a theoretical formula for increasing the load-bearing capacity of a mechanism by constructing a closed-loop unit with redundant drives has been derived for the first time. The closed-loop unit is added to the 2T coupled branch chain and the single DOF decoupled branch chain to construct the large load-bearing capacity single DOF decoupled three-translation parallel mechanism. Kinematic analysis and static analysis have been carried out on the synthesized mechanism. The Jacobian matrix of the synthesized mechanism is a block diagonal matrix, and the bearing capacity is significantly stronger than that of the decoupled mechanism, even higher than that of the coupled parallel mechanism. The synthesized weak coupling three translation parallel mechanism with large load bearing characteristics has a good application prospect in the field of high precision and large load bearing.
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