WANG Junbo, LI Guowei, HE Shenghong, et al. Wiring Location Error Analysis and Dynamic Compensation for 10 kV High Voltage Circuit Breaker Electrical Experiment Robot[J]. 2021, 47(10): 3642-3649.
WANG Junbo, LI Guowei, HE Shenghong, et al. Wiring Location Error Analysis and Dynamic Compensation for 10 kV High Voltage Circuit Breaker Electrical Experiment Robot[J]. 2021, 47(10): 3642-3649.DOI:
The normal operation of robot connection and the contact performance between connection plug and fracture is directly affected by the wiring location error of 10 kV electrical test robot for high voltage circuit breaker. Consequently
the influence of the positioning error on the test connection is studied and the allowable error of the robot connection positioning is determined to be 0.1 mm based on the force analysis of the contact between the plug and the breaker.Furthermore
DH connecting rod coordinate system and kinematics equation of six-axis robot are established
and the mechanism of the influences of terminal load and ambient temperature on the positioning error of the robot are analyzed
and the influences of environmental temperature change on the kinematics parameters and terminal position of the robot are studied emphatically. Meanwhile
the linear regression equation of rotation angle and ambient temperature of each joint is established under the condition of keeping the end position of the robot unchanged. A dynamic compensation method for the robot end location error based on the ambient temperature and the deflection value of rotation angle for each joint is proposed
which can adjust the deflection value of rotation angle(temperature compensation angle) according to the change of the ambient temperature. The simulation results show that the proposed method can be adopted to effectively compensate the robot wiring positioning error caused by the change of ambient temperature
and the location error still can be controlled within 0.1 mm when the temperature difference of the environmental temperature field distribution is within ±3 ℃. The proposed method has practical engineering significance in improving the positioning accuracy and reduce the cost of circuit breaker electrical test robot.