The Kinematics of Final Point of the Holder Robot Manipulators

The Kinematics of Final Point of the Holder Robot Manipulators

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ScienceDirect Procedia Computer Science 102 (2016) 414 – 417

12th International Conference on Application of Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing, ICAFS 2016, 29-30 August 2016, Vienna, Austria

The kinematics of final point of the holder robot manipulators S.Y. Agayevaa* a

Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Baku, Azerbaijan

Abstract In this paper we investigate velocity and acceleration of the center of claw arm which consists of three links. The analytical formulas are obtained. These formulas can be used in engineering calculations of trajectories of robots. © byby Elsevier B.V.B.V. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license © 2016 2016The TheAuthors. Authors.Published Published Elsevier (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/). Peer-review under responsibility of the Organizing Committee of ICAFS 2016. Peer-review under responsibility of the Organizing Committee of ICAFS 2016 Keywords:Robot; claw arm; velocity; acceleration; transportation motion.

1. Introduction Robotics is very frequently used in different industries for performing different technological processes. Application of smart robots in oil mining field is very important area of research. From this point of view, investigations of kinematics of robots and manipulators are a challenging problem. In this paper we investigate kinematics of center of claw arms. In the existing works, deterministic models for description of motional manipulators are used which is related to strong axiomatic assumptions. In real situation, investigation of motion of multidimensional manipulators is related to uncertainty, mainly to fuzzy uncertainty. 2. Preliminaries Definition 1.Sum of fuzzy numbers Let A and ȼ be fuzzy numbers. The sum of fuzzy numbers A+B is defined as follows.

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sup min > P A ( x), PB ( y)@

P( A  B ) ( z )

z x y

Definition 2. The square of fuzzy number A denoted by P A2 is a continuous fuzzy number defined as

P A ( y) 2

y , P  y

max P A

A

Definition 3. The square root of fuzzy number A denoted by P

P A ( y)

A

, is a continuous fuzzy number defined as

PA y2

3.Robot manipulator consists of elements AB, BC and CK. AB element has vertical axis, angle of rotation is I BC and CK rotate in vertical plane with angles of rotation T1 and T 2 . The velocity of the holder and acceleration are the final point which requires to define Wk to denote this velocity as V and acceleration as W . 4. Determination of velocity Rotation radius of point C around vertical axis is denoted as EC. EC

l1 sin T1

The length of elements BC and CK is denoted as l1 and l2 . The rotation radius of holder K around vertical axis is OE. OE OC  CE l2 sin T1  T2  l1 sin T1 . The holder executes the compound motion. Its velocity consists of geometrical sum of 2 velocities

V

Vr  Vc

(1)

Here is a relative velocity Vr located on drawing plane. The velocity Vr is equal to geometrical sum of Vr1 and Vr2 . Vr

Vr1  Vr2

(2)

Velocity Vr1 directed on the point C perpendicularly to BC to rotation T1

Vr1

T1l1

Vr2 directed on point CK perpendicularly to Ck to rotation T 2

(3)

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Vr2

T  T l 1

2

(4)

2

Transitional velocity is: Vc

IOE I ª¬l1 sin T1  l2 sin T1  T 2 º¼

(5)

OE=OC+CE Implementing the theorem of cosines to (2) Vr2 Vr12  Vr22  2Vr1 Vr2 cos Vr1 ^ Vr2 Vr12  Vr22  2V1V2 cos T 2 .





IP we take into account (1)-(5); cos VeVr

cos 900

0.

The velocity of holder’s final point is. V

^ª¬T l

2 2 1 1

1/ 2

`

 (T1  T2 ) 2 l22  2l1l2T1 (T1  T2 ) cos T 2 º¼  ª¬l1 sin T1  l2 sin T1  T 2 º¼ ˜ I

Let us determine velocity by the projection methods V iV x  jV y  kVz or V V z directed perpendicularly to drawing plane: Vz Here Vx V1x  V2 x  V3 x V1 cos T1  V2 cos T1  T 2

Vy

V1 y  V2 y  V3 y

V1 sin T1  V2 sin T1  T 2

Vz

V1z  V2 z  V3 z

V3

(6)

V1  V2  V3

V3

ª¬l1 sin T1  l2 sin T1  T 2 º¼ I

There fore

V

Vx2  Vy2  Vz2

^»l

2 1





1/ 2

`

˜ T12  l22 T1  T2  2V1V2 cos T 2 ¼º  ª¬l1 sin˜ T1  l2 sin T1  T 2 º¼ I

(7)

Because of (6) and (7) are equal o the task was right solved. 3. Determination of acceleration

Due to acceleration value has composite motion; absolute acceleration of this point is described as

W

Wr  We  Wc

Wr  relative acceleration, We  translational acceleration We Wc

(8) 2 Ze u Vr Coriolis acceleration and is equal to

2ZrVr sin Z ^ Vr . Summands (8) are described as W

Wer  Wen  Wr1r  Wr1n  Wr2r  Wr2n  Wc

(9)

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We

WeW  Wen

WeW

H e ˜ OE I l1 sin T1  l2 cos D ; D

Wen

Ze2 l1 sin T1  l2 cos D I2 l1 sin T1  l2 cos D

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T1  T 2  900

The relative acceleration W2 consists of geometrical sum Wr1 and Wr2 Wr

Wr1  Wr2

Wr1

Wr12  Wr2n ;

Wr2

WrW2  Wr2n

On modules: Wr1W

T1l1 ;

Wr1m

T12 l1 ;

WrW2

Tr l2 ;

Wr2n

T22 l2 .

Acceleration of the holder manipulator can be determined as. W

Wx2  Wy2  Wz2

For determination Wx ,Wy ,Wz  let’s project (9) to axis x, y, z . 4. Conclusion

In this paper we have investigated of three dimensional manipulators usually used in oil mining industry. We obtained analytical expressions for velocity and acceleration. We consider that in case of projections of acceleration are given as fuzzy numbers; it is possible on base of our analysis to compute value of acceleration.

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