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Proceedings Article | 4 March 2024 Paper

Reconfigurable dynamic analysis method for multilevel mechanical transmission system

Xiaoling Sun, Youwang Huang, Zhouyang Li, Xiaohua Liu, Kang Yang

Proceedings Volume 12981, 129812V (2024) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3014869

KEYWORDS: Kinematics, Modeling, Data modeling, Motion models, Systems modeling, Dynamical systems, Data transmission, Mechanics, Lead, Data storage

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It is difficult to model and solve the dynamics of a multilevel mechanical transmission system. When the structural composition of the mechanical transmission system changes, it needs to be remodeled and solved. To solve this problem, a reconfigurable dynamic analysis method of a multilevel mechanical transmission system is proposed. By analyzing the structural composition of a multilevel transmission system, it is divided into several combinations of basic mechanism units. The dynamic analysis model of multiple mechanism units is established, and the combination interface of the dynamic model of mechanism units is constructed using the object-oriented idea, and the reconfigurable packaging is carried out to form the dynamic analysis model library of mechanism units. Aiming at the dynamic analysis of the combined connection between the mechanism units, the dynamic analysis method of the mechanism unit combination based on the equivalent component method is studied, the rapid reconfigurable dynamic analysis of the multilevel mechanical transmission system is realized, and the corresponding reconfigurable dynamic analysis software is developed. It provides an effective method for fast dynamic analysis of multilevel mechanical transmission systems.

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