In this paper a novel strategy is presented to perform the reduction at system level of flexible-link multibody models based on the equivalent rigid-link system modeling approach. Such a strategy is aimed at obtaining reduced models ensuring an accurate description of the full-order model dynamics in a frequency range of interest and in a wide subset of the workspace. Starting from the wellknown Craig-Bampton reduction technique, and the interior mode ranking method a configuration-dependent reduction transformation is formulated, which allows obtaining a minimum-size reduced model, accurately describing the dynamics of interest. The proposed strategy has been validated by applying it to the model of a flexible-link planar manipulator driven by three motors.

A Model Reduction Strategy for Flexible-Link Multibody Systems

PALOMBA, ILARIA;RICHIEDEI, DARIO;TREVISANI, ALBERTO
2017

Abstract

In this paper a novel strategy is presented to perform the reduction at system level of flexible-link multibody models based on the equivalent rigid-link system modeling approach. Such a strategy is aimed at obtaining reduced models ensuring an accurate description of the full-order model dynamics in a frequency range of interest and in a wide subset of the workspace. Starting from the wellknown Craig-Bampton reduction technique, and the interior mode ranking method a configuration-dependent reduction transformation is formulated, which allows obtaining a minimum-size reduced model, accurately describing the dynamics of interest. The proposed strategy has been validated by applying it to the model of a flexible-link planar manipulator driven by three motors.
2017
Advances in Italian Mechanism Science Volume 47 of the series Mechanisms and Machine Science. Proceedings of the First International Conference of IFToMM Italy
1st International Conference of IFToMM ITALY, IFIT 2016
9783319483740
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