Rigid-flexible coupling mechanism with variable rod length for fibre bundle tension control
AssigneeBeihang University
InventorsWuxiang ZHANG, Minghui YI, Xilun DING, Yixin SHAO, Huichao DENG
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AssigneeBeihang University
InventorsWuxiang ZHANG, Minghui YI, Xilun DING, Yixin SHAO, Huichao DENG
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The invention discloses a rigid-flexible coupling mechanism with variable rod length for fibre bundle tension control. In the transmitting process, the fibre bundle passes through the front guide roller, the tension regulating roller and the back guide roller sequentially. The front and back guide rollers have fixed positions, while the tension regulating roller has an adjustable position to regulate the fibre bundle tension. The invention uses the variable rod length rigid-flexible coupling mechanism with a combination of a servo motor and an electric actuator in a dual drive control mode, which can choose to use either a four-rod fixed length mechanism or a five-rod variable length mechanism to regulate the tension under different working conditions. This provides a more flexible control method, increases the regulating range of fibre bundle tension, improves the system response speed and regulation accuracy, and effectively avoids the wear of fibre bundle caused by tension fluctuations.
A rigid-flexible coupling mechanism for fibre bundle tension control, comprising a front guide roller, a back guide roller, and a tension regulating roller provided between the front guide roller and the back guide roller, wherein the tension regulating roller is mounted on an up-and-down movable bracket on a swing frame, swinging of the swing frame and sliding of the tension regulating roller are controlled by a servo motor and an electric actuator in a dual drive mode, wherein an end of a main body of the electric actuator is connected to the servo motor, and a rod of the electric actuator is connected to one side of the bracket by a rotating shaft;
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