Research on Landing Dynamics of Foot-High Projectile Body for High-Precision Microgravity Simulation System

A high-precision ground microgravity simulation environment serves as the prerequisite and key to studying landing dynamics in microgravity environments. However, the microgravity level accuracy in traditional ground simulation tests is difficult to guarantee and fails to precisely depict the collision behavior of massive spacecraft. To solve such problems, this paper takes the microgravity simulation system based on quasi-zero stiffness (QZS) mechanism as the research object, and simulates a high-precision and high-level microgravity environment. Then, the collision contact force model of the planar foot and high elastic body rubber is established, the landing dynamics research under different microgravity environments is carried out, the influence of different microgravity environments on the landing behavior of large mass spacecraft is analyzed in depth, and ground microgravity simulation experiments are carried out. The results show that the microgravity simulation level reaches 10−4 g, the error of gravity compensation for each working condition is not more than 4.22%, and the error of sinking amount is not more than 4.61%, which verifies the superior compensation performance of the QZS mechanism and the accuracy of the dynamic model.

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Actuators
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2024-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.3390/act13090361
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Sports Dynamics and Biomechanics
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Research on Landing Dynamics of Foot-High Projectile Body for High-Precision Microgravity Simulation System

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Research on Landing Dynamics of Foot-High Projectile Body for High-Precision Microgravity Simulation System

Weijie Hou, Haiteng Liu, Libin Zang, Yumin An, Qiang Han, Yuhan Chen, Yuehua Li, Huibo Zhang, Bin Gao, Zhenhe Jia, Baoshan Zhao
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A high-precision ground microgravity simulation environment serves as the prerequisite and key to studying landing dynamics in microgravity environments. However, the microgravity level accuracy in traditional ground simulation tests is difficult to guarantee and fails to precisely depict the collision behavior of massive spacecraft. To solve such problems, this paper takes the microgravity simulation system based on quasi-zero stiffness (QZS) mechanism as the research object, and simulates a high-precision and high-level microgravity environment. Then, the collision contact force model of the planar foot and high elastic body rubber is established, the landing dynamics research under different microgravity environments is carried out, the influence of different microgravity environments on the landing behavior of large mass spacecraft is analyzed in depth, and ground microgravity simulation experiments are carried out. The results show that the microgravity simulation level reaches 10−4 g, the error of gravity compensation for each working condition is not more than 4.22%, and the error of sinking amount is not more than 4.61%, which verifies the superior compensation performance of the QZS mechanism and the accuracy of the dynamic model.

ActuatorsVol. 13(9)
Harbin Engineering University (CN), Tianjin University (CN), Hebei University of Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
Sports Dynamics and Biomechanics
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