1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0007-8506(07)60829-4
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Design and Kinematics of a Parallel Manipulator for Manufacturing

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“…During the progress of self-loading and self-dumping, loading and unloading when the cargo is lifted, the forces of the cylinders are complex [1,2]. So, basing on static analysis method [3,4], the mathematical model of the forces of the cylinders is established to analyze mechanical characteristics of the hydraulic cylinders, to reduce the working pressure, to increase stability and improve the design quality.…”
Section: Prefacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the progress of self-loading and self-dumping, loading and unloading when the cargo is lifted, the forces of the cylinders are complex [1,2]. So, basing on static analysis method [3,4], the mathematical model of the forces of the cylinders is established to analyze mechanical characteristics of the hydraulic cylinders, to reduce the working pressure, to increase stability and improve the design quality.…”
Section: Prefacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lee [8] used geometric vector definition and Euler angle transformation to solve the relationship between the kinematics and the geometry for parallel mechanisms. Wang [9] obtained the solid workspace of a parallel kinematic mechanism by evaluating discrete points on the plain to determine whether or not they satisfied the constraints of the mechanism. Chang [10] proposed a principle for optimizing the dimensional design parameters of a parallel kinematic machine tool.…”
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“…Using the same method as described in reference [4], Wang further considered the machine element constraints and interference in the workspace analysis [5]. A method separating the workspace into discrete points is also proposed by Wang et al [6]. A three-dimensional workspace is then de ned by a collection of all points that satisfy the machine constraints.…”
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