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A lightweight optimal design method for magnetic adhesion module of wall-climbing robot based on surrogate model and DBO algorithm
by
Chen, Haiyong
, Zhang, Minglu
, Yang, Pei
, Sun, Lingyu
in
Adhesion
/ Adhesives
/ Algorithms
/ Chebyshev approximation
/ Climbing
/ Control
/ Design optimization
/ Design techniques
/ Dung
/ Dynamical Systems
/ Engineering
/ Fourier transforms
/ Industrial and Production Engineering
/ Magnetic circuits
/ Mechanical Engineering
/ Modules
/ Optimization models
/ Original Article
/ Parameter sensitivity
/ Penalty function
/ Robots
/ Sensitivity analysis
/ Simulation
/ Stability
/ Vibration
/ 기계공학
2024
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A lightweight optimal design method for magnetic adhesion module of wall-climbing robot based on surrogate model and DBO algorithm
by
Chen, Haiyong
, Zhang, Minglu
, Yang, Pei
, Sun, Lingyu
in
Adhesion
/ Adhesives
/ Algorithms
/ Chebyshev approximation
/ Climbing
/ Control
/ Design optimization
/ Design techniques
/ Dung
/ Dynamical Systems
/ Engineering
/ Fourier transforms
/ Industrial and Production Engineering
/ Magnetic circuits
/ Mechanical Engineering
/ Modules
/ Optimization models
/ Original Article
/ Parameter sensitivity
/ Penalty function
/ Robots
/ Sensitivity analysis
/ Simulation
/ Stability
/ Vibration
/ 기계공학
2024
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A lightweight optimal design method for magnetic adhesion module of wall-climbing robot based on surrogate model and DBO algorithm
by
Chen, Haiyong
, Zhang, Minglu
, Yang, Pei
, Sun, Lingyu
in
Adhesion
/ Adhesives
/ Algorithms
/ Chebyshev approximation
/ Climbing
/ Control
/ Design optimization
/ Design techniques
/ Dung
/ Dynamical Systems
/ Engineering
/ Fourier transforms
/ Industrial and Production Engineering
/ Magnetic circuits
/ Mechanical Engineering
/ Modules
/ Optimization models
/ Original Article
/ Parameter sensitivity
/ Penalty function
/ Robots
/ Sensitivity analysis
/ Simulation
/ Stability
/ Vibration
/ 기계공학
2024
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A lightweight optimal design method for magnetic adhesion module of wall-climbing robot based on surrogate model and DBO algorithm
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A lightweight optimal design method for magnetic adhesion module of wall-climbing robot based on surrogate model and DBO algorithm
2024
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This research combines simulation technology, a surrogate model, and a dung beetle optimizer (DBO) to propose a structural optimization design method for lightweight adhesive modules. The structure of the wall-climbing robot is introduced, and its adhesion stability is analyzed. Through simulation comparison of four typical Halbach array magnetic circuit modes, it was determined that the adhesion generated by the three-magnetic circuit structure mode is more advantageous. Determine the parameters that need to be optimized through sensitivity analysis. The Chebyshev model of adhesion force and parameters was established. An optimization model aimed at lightweight and the constraints of adhesion stability and structural parameters was set. The penalty function combined with DBO was used to solve the optimization model. Compared with before optimization, the weight of the adhesive module is reduced by 11.7 %. The experiments verified the adhesive module’s adhesion force and the robot’s load capacity.
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