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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2004 Supp.SINGULARITY ANALYSIS OF HYBRID MECHANISMS USED IN NEW METAL FORMING PRESS

Fang Xinguo

School of Literature & Art,

Foshan University,

Foshan 528000, China

 

Zou Huijun

 

Guo Weizhong

School of Mechanical Engineering,

Shanghai Jiaotong University,

Shanghai 200030, China

 

 

SINGULARITY ANALYSIS OF HYBRID

MECHANISMS USED IN NEW METAL

FORMING PRESS*

 

Abstract: Firstly, based on the Jacobian matrixes relating the input speeds with the output speeds of mechanisms, a general method, which is used for solving the singularities of planar multi-loop multi-DOF mechanisms with sliding pairs, is presented. Secondly, four kinds of singularities of the hybrid mechanisms used in the metal forming presses are analyzed in detail by this method. Its five kinds of singular positions whose characteristics are discussed respectively are discovered. And three methods are proposed on how to avoid the singular positions of planar multi-loop multi-DOF mechanisms with sliding pairs. Based on the assemblability of planar single-loop N-bar kinematic chains or linkages, the geometry conditions are investigated and discovered to avoid the singular positions of the hybrid mechanisms. In order to verify aforementioned conclusions, a case is given in which the singular curves are plotted and simulated.

Key words: Metal forming press  Velocity matrix  Hybrid mechanism  Singularity

 


* This project is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.50072017). Selected form Proceedings of the Eleventh World Congress in Mechanism and Machine Science (IFToMM 2004). Received August 24, 2004; received in revised form October 22, 2004; accepted December 20, 2004

 

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