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A connecting rod type bionic fishtail driven by gear and ring gear

A connecting rod type, gear tooth technology, applied in the direction of transmission, belt/chain/gear, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve the problems of inability to change, poor continuity of swing, etc., to achieve easy design and control, high reliability, and realization Precise wiggle effect

Active Publication Date: 2021-09-28
HARBIN ENG UNIV
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[0003] Aiming at the above-mentioned prior art, the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a link-type bionic fishtail driven by a gear and ring gear, which solves the problem that the existing bionic fishtail swing device has many driving motors and the tail does not swing left and right. Symmetrical, complex structure, small swing moment, few swingable joints, unchangeable swing amplitude, poor swing continuity, etc.

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[0017] The specific embodiments of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0018] see figure 1 , figure 2 , the present invention provides a technical solution: a link-type bionic fishtail driven by a gear ring gear, the structure of which includes a fish body bracket (upper) 1, a waterproof steering gear 2, a steering gear bracket 3, and first to ninth rotating shafts , large gear 5, left crank 6, left ring gear 7, primary rocker (top) 8, left connecting rod 9, secondary rocker (top) 10, tail fin 11, tail fin connector 12, secondary rocker ( Down) 13, primary rocker (down) 14, right connecting rod 15, right ring gear 16, pinion 17, right crank 18, fish body support (down) 19, first shell 20-1, second shell 20 -2. The first connecting rod 21-1 and the second connecting rod 21-2.

[0019] The waterproof steering gear 2 is fixed on the fish body bracket 1 at the end of the bionic fish body through the steering ge...

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The invention discloses a link-type bionic fishtail driven by a gear ring gear. The waterproof steering gear drives the upper rocker and the lower rocker to swing left and right to provide power for the whole set of mechanisms. Through the transmission of the ring gear and the large gear The relative rotation angle between the left crank and the first-stage rocker is generated by the ratio, and the second-stage rocker is pulled by the left connecting rod to realize the relative swing of the second-stage rocker relative to the first-stage rocker, which is generated by the transmission ratio of the ring gear and the pinion. Determine the relative angle between the right crank and the first rocker, and then pull the tail fin connecting piece through the right connecting rod to realize the relative swing of the tail fin connecting piece relative to the second rocker. The amplitude and the speed and amplitude of unilateral swing can realize variable speed linear swimming and variable curvature steering. The present invention solves the problems of many driving motors, asymmetric left and right swing of the tail, complex structure, small swing moment, few swingable joints, unchangeable swing amplitude and poor swing continuity existing in the existing bionic fishtail.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a bionic fishtail, in particular to a link type bionic fishtail driven by a gear ring gear, belonging to the field of underwater detection device technology and mechanical design. Background technique [0002] Bionic fish is gradually being widely used in military reconnaissance, underwater environment detection, seabed tracking and other fields because of its advantages such as high propulsion efficiency, strong maneuverability, and good concealment. Most fish in nature use the body and tail fin as the main propeller, and use the reaction force generated by the body swinging from side to side to beat the water to push the overall swimming, and form a propulsion wave propagating backward through the fluctuation of the body and the swing of the tail fin, so as to achieve fast and efficient swimming. The power of the bionic fish to advance and turn comes from the swing of the tail of the body and the tail fin. At present, the sw...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): F16H37/12B63H1/36
CPCB63H1/36F16H37/122
Inventor 严浙平杨皓宇张伟林凡太宫庆硕万彤冯爽王彦斌聂子彧唐茂纹
Owner HARBIN ENG UNIV
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