Coal Mining Industrial Robots the Institutions of the Modeling and Simulation

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With practical small coal roadway coal winning machine for reference to the tunneling of the prototype, the mining of coal industry robot is analyzed. The coal set up 3 d model of the robot, and analyzed the main part. Coal institutions became a hybrid driven simplified controllable seven poles structure model, the use of robots COSM OSM otion coal mining mechanism model of the simulation and analysis, and the results show that: through a mixture of drive controllable institutions can make the smaller of input enough amplifier, which can save energy, reflected the superiority of the composite driving controllable institutions. And on a movement cycle repeated impact there, this characteristic is suitable for the coal mining robots work characteristics, can reduce the reaction, which is beneficial to the whole of the equipment operation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 482-484)

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1490-1494

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February 2012

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