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"A Design Concept of Linear-Type Gravity Compensation Using Permanent-M" by Xiangxian Zeng, Chin Hsing Kuo et al. - Vimarsana News

"A Design Concept of Linear-Type Gravity Compensation Using Permanent-M" by Xiangxian Zeng, Chin Hsing Kuo et al.

This paper presents a design concept of using permanent magnets for linear-type gravity compensation. The basic idea is to let one permanent magnet (or a group of magnets) carry out the weight to move against a group of another permanent magnets that are fixed on the ground. The fixed magnets are arranged in a special array configuration so that the interactive forces among the magnets can effectively cancel the weight within a certain range of heights. While the concept uses common magnets with regular sizes and magnetizations, the design goal is to figure out suitable configurations of the m...

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"ON THE EFFECTIVENESS AND OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE OF GRAVITY COMPENSATION D" by Xiangxian Zeng and Chin Hsing Kuo - Vimarsana News

"ON THE EFFECTIVENESS AND OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE OF GRAVITY COMPENSATION D" by Xiangxian Zeng and Chin Hsing Kuo

Designing of spring-balanced linkage mechanisms for gravity compensation is commonly done through an ideal assumption that the springs should have a zero free-length (ZFL). After the design results were generated, the ZFL springs could then be physically implemented on the designed linkages by versatile mechanical arrangement, which, however, will inevitably complicate the mechanism structure. This paper investigates the design performance of gravity compensation (i.e., static balancing) of a spring-balanced inverted slider-crank mechanism that uses realistic practical springs rather than ZFL ...

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"Perfect static balancing using Cardan-gear spring mechanisms" by Chin Hsing Kuo and Yi Xin Wu - Vimarsana News

"Perfect static balancing using Cardan-gear spring mechanisms" by Chin Hsing Kuo and Yi Xin Wu

This paper presents the static balancing designs (i.e., gravity compensation) for a rotating link by using a special straight-line geared mechanism with springs. The design scenario is to attach the rotating link yet to balance onto an inverted Cardan gear mechanism which has linear springs installed for balancing the weight of the links. It is found that the whole mechanism can be perfectly balanced in theory through either one or two linear springs. The significance of the proposed designs is that the derived solutions for perfect balancing are general. That is, (1) all the masses of the mec...

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"Reliability-Based Analysis and Optimization of the Gravity Balancing P" by Vu Linh Nguyen, Chin Hsing Kuo et al. - Vimarsana News

"Reliability-Based Analysis and Optimization of the Gravity Balancing P" by Vu Linh Nguyen, Chin Hsing Kuo et al.

This article proposes a method for analyzing the gravity balancing reliability of spring-articulated serial robots with uncertainties. Gravity balancing reliability is defined as the probability that the torque reduction ratio (the ratio of the balanced torque to the unbalanced torque) is less than a specified threshold. In this paper, the reliability analysis is performed by exploiting a Monte Carlo simulation (MCS) with consideration of the uncertainties in the link dimensions, masses, and compliance parameters. A reliability-based design optimization (RBDO) method is also developed to seek ...

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"A Modularization Approach for Gravity Compensation of Planar Articulat" by Vu Linh Nguyen and Chin Hsing Kuo - Vimarsana News

"A Modularization Approach for Gravity Compensation of Planar Articulat" by Vu Linh Nguyen and Chin Hsing Kuo

A modularization approach for gravity compensation of planar articulated robotic manipulators is addressed in this chapter. The modularization is realized by installing a set of gear-spring modules (GSMs) on the manipulator so that the gravitational torques can be eliminated by the spring torques applied on its joints. The design concept and mathematical formulation for the gravity compensation of the GSM are presented. Then, the gravity compensation of the manipulator by using the GSMs is proposed. Evaluation criteria for the performance of the design are suggested. Last, selected examples of...

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