Optimal compliance design for grinding robot tool holders
H. Harry Asada, Neil Goldfine
- 发表年份
- 2005
- 引用次数
- 49
摘要
A simple and effective solution to the robot grinding problem is introduced, which significantly reduces vibrations during grinding without additional actuators or active control. The objective is to determine the optimal compliance design for grinding robot tool holders. It is found that the degree of correlation between the dynamic behavior of the wheel in the directions normal and tangent to the desired workpiece surface has a direct effect on the grinding performance. This fact is utilized to determine the optimal tool holder compliance design through analysis, simulation and experimentation. The resulting design conclusions have been incorporated in an end-effector which was successfully tested for the grinding of weld seams.
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