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Soil pressure balance shield machine cycloid speed reducer

The invention relates to the technical field of shield machine speed reduction, and discloses a soil pressure balance shield machine cycloid speed reducer. The soil pressure balance shield machine cycloid speed reducer is characterized in that: a cycloid driving part is arranged in a cavity formed by connecting a front end cover with a back end cover by using a pin wheel housing, wherein a half-buried hole of the pin wheel housing is in movable fit with a sleeveless needle pin; four cycloidal wheels are arranged on a double-eccentric bearing, wherein the phase difference between a first cycloidal wheel and a second cycloidal wheel and between a third cycloidal wheel and a fourth cycloidal wheel is 180 degrees, and the second cycloidal wheel and the third cycloidal wheel have the same phase; and a W output mechanism consists of an output shaft, a pin and a uniform loading plate, the pin is provided with three circular ring plates to form a four-section freely supported structure, and the W output mechanism is supported in an inner hole of a front end cover and an inner flange outer circle of a back end cover through a bearing respectively. The soil pressure balance shield machine cycloid speed reducer has the following advantages that: (1) the axial size is 45 to 55 percent shorter than that of a third-class planetary reduction gear of the background art; (2) the cycloidal wheels can be assembled in a reversed mode to double the service life; (3) the manufacturing cost is 40 to 50 percent of that of the third-class planetary reduction gear of the background art; and (4) the inertia force and the inertia moment in operation are theoretically completely balanced.
Owner:国茂精密传动(常州)有限公司

Non-linear dynamic finite element method for determining cable-strut system static balancing state

The invention relates to a non-linear dynamic finite element method for determining cable-strut system static balancing state. In the construction processes of traction mounting and stretch-draw forming, a cable-strut system as a mechanism has super large displacement, mechanism displacement and guy cable looseness, and a conventional linear dynamic finite element method cannot obtain the static balancing state in the construction stage. The non-linear dynamic finite element method adopts form-finding analysis to establish a non-linear dynamic finite element equation by introducing inertia force and viscous damping force so as to change a static problem which is difficult to solve into a dynamic problem which is easy to solve, and gradually converge the dynamic balancing state of the cable-strut system into a static balancing state through iteration updating of the configuration of the cable-strut system. The cable-strut system is in a static unbalancing state before analysis, is in the dynamic balancing state in the analysis, and reaches the static balancing state after the convergence, namely the cable-strut system discontinuously moves (non-continuous movement) from the initial static unbalancing state to the stable static balancing state.
Owner:SOUTHEAST UNIV

Full-firing-direction autonomous reentry guidance method based on three-dimensional reentry trajectory analytical solution

The invention discloses a full-firing-direction autonomous reentry guidance method based on a three-dimensional reentry trajectory analytical solution. The full-firing-direction autonomous reentry guidance method comprises the following steps of 1, building of a kinematical equation and a dynamical equation, 2, summarizing of the reentry guidance method, 3, descent stage guidance strategies, 4, steady gliding stage guidance strategies and 5 height-adjustment stage guidance strategies. The full-firing-direction autonomous reentry guidance method has the advantages that reentry guidance of an aircraft with the large lift-drag ratio can be guided effectively, low-damping and long-period trajectory oscillation caused by the high lift-drag ratio can be restrained effectively, the peak value ofthe heat flux density is reduced, and tracking of a reference track is facilitated; inertia force caused by earth rotation and actual aerodynamic force are combined into equivalent aerodynamic force,an equivalent aerodynamic section is planned through the analytical solution, and thus the aircraft has the omni-directional reentry task processing capability; and an equivalent aerodynamic section fitting formula based on the inverse proportional function is put forward, the reentry trajectory analytical solution based on the complex equivalent aerodynamic section form is further deduced, and thus high precision, all-dimensional applicability and high robustness are achieved.
Owner:BEIHANG UNIV

Fiber bragg grating high-frequency acceleration sensor based on flexible hinges

The invention provides a fiber bragg grating high-frequency acceleration sensor based on flexible hinges. The fiber bragg grating high-frequency acceleration sensor based on the flexible hinges is composed of a composite base body, an optical fiber and a sensor shell. The composite base body is fixedly arranged in the sensor shell and composed of a base, the two flexible hinges and two inertia mass blocks. The two inertia mass blocks are connected with the base through the flexible hinges respectively, the two sides of the connecting portion are provided with horizontal notches respectively, and a vertical notch is vertically formed between the two inertia mass blocks. The optical fiber penetrates through the two sides of the sensor shell and is arranged in symmetrical optical fiber grooves formed in the two inertia mass blocks. The optical fiber between the two optical fiber grooves is provided with a bragg grating. The bragg grating is arranged at a groove in the center of the position between the two inertia mass blocks. The optical fiber located in the optical fiber grooves is bonded and fixed to the inertia mass blocks through adhesives. The fiber bragg grating high-frequency acceleration sensor based on the flexible hinges is integrated in core structure and convenient to install; the two inertia mass blocks are in lateral symmetry, so that tension strain of the fiber bragg grating bearing inertia force is multiplied, and the sensitivity of the sensor is greatly improved.
Owner:WUHAN UNIV OF TECH
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