Swashplate mechanism is the steering control mechanism, used in most helicopters. It is a complex multi-loop closed kinematic chain which controls the angles of attack of the main rotor blades. In most new model helicopters, this mechanism is also equipped with the bell-hiller stabilizer bar (flybar), to improve the stability. The main purpose of this paper is the dynamic analysis of a swashplate mechanism, one of the latest architectures, used for hingeless rotor with the flybar. The underlying kinematics has been discussed in Part I. Thus, the detailed dynamic analysis of the whole mechanism and each part are presented here. The analyses are based on the parallel manipulators concept and the virtual work principle. Also an ADAMS rigid body dynamic model was developed to verify the results of the analytical model. In many simulated cases, the results matched.
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