Calibration of Piezoelectric Dynamometer based on Neural Networks

Akbar, Muhammad Ayaz; Zhang, Jun; Chang, Qing Bing; Danaish,

doi:10.1109/icamechs.2019.8861613

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“…Where , , (i=1...n) as shown in equation (3,4,5) are the drag, side and lift forces and , and as shown in equation (6,7,8) are rolling, pitching and yawing moments.…”

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“…The demand for accuracy in the measurement of multi-dimensional force is increasing with the time in global competition as it has wide applications in experimental work [3] and in real life such as humanoid robots [4], automotive industry [5]- [6] and aerospace industry [7]. The designed multi-point measurement model is capable of measuring the three coordinates of force/torque [8]- [9]- [10]- [11]. The model has been designed by providing an upper and lower plate support type assembly to piezoelectric sensors to reduce assembly error [12] and to provide easiness in the installation of load sensors in the model.…”

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Theoretical Investigation of Multidimensional Force/Moment Measurement Dynamometer

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International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology (Ijmet)

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The precision in the measurement of three-dimensional force/moment is very necessary for the manufacturing process, for satellite, and in military equipment. The purpose of this research is to design a multi-dimensional multi-point force/moment (F/M) measurement MP-M dynamometer model based on three-axis piezoelectric sensors installation. The FEM simulation is performed using ANSYS software and mathematical analyses are carried out using derived equations. The measured FEA results are consistent with the applied standard force/moments. The error difference of FEM analysis is under 1%. The FEM simulations results are approximately 99-100% of the exerted axial force, vertical force and pitch moment respectively. The designed MP-M dynamometer model is capable to measure spatial force/moment accurately and simulation experiments are discussed.

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“…Where , , (i=1...n) as shown in equation (3,4,5) are the drag, side and lift forces and , and as shown in equation (6,7,8) are rolling, pitching and yawing moments.…”

Section: Measurement Structurementioning

confidence: 99%