As seen in Table 1 the
parameter in robot arm is listed. [6~7] Here ?1, ?2, ?3 is the arm1, arm2, arm3
angle respectively. l1, l2, l3 is arm length. m1, m2, m3 is arm mass. Number is
arm label. According to these parameters the below curves are gained as below
in Figure 3 &4. As seen in Figure 3(a~c) the force of arm1 will increase
with the angular speed and acceleration increasing that expresses the
proportional relation between them fitting to Newton theory well. That says
that angular speed raises the acceleration meantime the later raise the force
too. They all distributes into sinusoidal continuous wave that forms semiwave
with 90º. The force may increase from 15N to 15KN and 18KN with F3, F1 and F2
as seen in Figure 4. Among them F3 is the least one and F1 is the biggest one.
The effect factor turn is F1 >F2 >F3 at the angular acceleration of
20º/s2. So the F1 is important one attained 1.8Tons and F2 is second attains
1.5tons while F3 is neglected. From these value it is observed that F1 is prior
one to ensure the strength and fatigue life then F2 is second one to estimate
its strength whilst F3 may be neglected in five freedoms. In contrast to above
in Figure 3 in three freedoms the force F1 is about 18KN ie. 1.8tons which is
the biggest need to be checked the strength estimation and then F3 is 75N and
at last F2 is 16N which are neglected here. The effect turn is F1>F3>F2
(Table 1).
As seen in Figure 3 the
force may increase as arm 1 angle increases whilst it may increase if angular
speed increases in three freedoms. Meantime it will decrease if angular
acceleration increases in Figure 3(d). The maximum is 18KN in Figure 3(a) if
angular speed is 20º/s and acceleration is 20º/s2 so this point will be checked
to ensure the robotic arm strength. There is big distance to attain 3~5KN
between the conditions. The effective factor turn to the force is
F1>F3>F2 in three freedoms (Figure 3).
In the modelling of five
freedoms in movement of robotic arm the kinetic equation is established
according to Lagrange formula based on three freedoms robotic arm. It
compensates the blank in four freedoms and one impulsion on robot. It is found
that the first and second solution is complicated and long the whole equations
is concise than the traditional equation. This is a blank in five freedoms
which can shorten the whole numerical computation a lot. Referring to the
important occasion the kinetic equation will only be computed on three freedoms
according to this study (Figure 4).
It is suggested that the
big arm happens when angular speed and acceleration is big. So that the
reasonable parameters are chosen to design and estimate their properties is
important. Not to choose big angular speed and acceleration is key in order to
increase the capability and property that may increase the whole cost as well
(Figure 5).
Overview the computation
is shorter than the five freedoms traditional one. The solution is easy to use
in software like Excel and Origin. The result is satisfactory and precise to be
adopted to numerical simulation so the five freedoms method based on three
freedoms is feasible. In Figure 5 with increasing speed the torque may be
decreased and with angular speed becoming big the torque may be increased. The
biggest torque is 10KNm and 25KNm when angular speed is 25º/s and 60 º/s
respectively. This one needs to be checked the strength correction when the
speed is 1m/s. The ?1~3 is supposed to be same with angular speed ? and angular
acceleration ? ? of 20º/s2 in Figure 5 in addition. The effective turn is
v2=1m/s>v1=10.5m/s>v3=1.5m/s.