2018
DOI: 10.1177/0954405418802309
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Research and application on force control of industrial robot polishing concave curved surfaces

Abstract: In order to improve the quality of the industrial robot automatic polishing on curved surfaces and ensure the constant polishing pressure during polishing process, a method for polishing complex concave cavity surfaces with industrial robot is proposed in this article. The method can achieve stable force control and precise position control and is easy to be realized online. In order to ensure the removal rate uniformity of surface material at different normal vectors, a method for adjusting the speed of motor… Show more

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“…The method could avoid over-ground area on the blisk. Ding et al [28] proposed a method combining force feedback and generated trajectory, in which an adaptive proportional-integral control algorithm was developed to guarantee to evaluate the stiffness of polishing system and to adjust the relevant parameters. The method could improve polished surface qualities experimentally.…”
Section: Low-mrr Operationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method could avoid over-ground area on the blisk. Ding et al [28] proposed a method combining force feedback and generated trajectory, in which an adaptive proportional-integral control algorithm was developed to guarantee to evaluate the stiffness of polishing system and to adjust the relevant parameters. The method could improve polished surface qualities experimentally.…”
Section: Low-mrr Operationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zhang et al [5] proposed a collision-free planning algorithm for the robot's grinding path, which reduced the number of collision detections and improved efficiency of grinding. Ding et al [6] based on the automatic polishing system of industrial robots, a polishing method with force-displacement coupling control is proposed, which can effectively achieve concave surface polishing. Tian et al [7] proposed the algorithm for generating the position and posture of the robot tool and the tool gravity compensation algorithm to achieve constant polishing pressure control and improve the quality of the processed surface.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An adaptive fuzzy backstepping position tracking control scheme was proposed for multirobot manipulator systems, and extra terms were also added to the control signals to consider the force tracking problem by utilizing the properties of internal forces in [29]. Accurate and robust force/twist control is still a great challenge for robot-environment contact applications, such as in drilling operations [30], polishing [31][32][33], welding [34], and surgical tasks [35].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%