Title
Physical Modeling and Configuration Simulation for Constrained Cables of Electromechanical Products
Abstract
To solve the problem of low cable assembly efficiency for current electromechanical products, a digital modeling method is proposed based on nonlinear mechanics of a thin elastic rod. Considering the flexibility, cable configuration is embodied by translation and rotation of cross-section along the centerline. According to the minimum potential energy principle in Elasticity, Kirchhoff equations in the form of Euler angles are gained, which are used to describe spatial flexural configuration of deformable cables. For the specific boundary condition that cables are fixed at both ends, analytical integrals of Euler angles are achieved on the base of kinetic analogy. Furthermore, to deal with the difficulty of getting Cartesian coordinate integrals, a cylindrical system is introduced to describe spatial position of flexural cables on the base of Saint-Venant of Elasticity. Finally, a configuration simulation platform is developed and an experimental system using 3D laser scan technology is founded to do effective verification of the relevant model and algorithm.
Year
DOI
Venue
2013
10.1109/CADGraphics.2013.42
CAD/Graphics
Keywords
Field
DocType
electromechanical products,experimental system,configuration simulation platform,configuration simulation,cable configuration,euler angle,cylindrical system,flexural cable,low cable assembly efficiency,spatial flexural configuration,spatial position,physical modeling,deformable cable,constrained cables,integral equations,potential energy,solid modeling,geometry,force,mathematical model
Boundary value problem,Mathematical optimization,Nonlinear system,Computer science,Euler angles,Kirchhoff equations,Solid modeling,Cable harness,Elasticity (economics),Cartesian coordinate system
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
3
Authors
5
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Hongwang Du100.68
Wei Xiong200.68
Haitao Wang315720.13
Zuwen Wang4122.01
Bin Yuan5106.32