2014
DOI: 10.7305/automatika.2014.12.628
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Friction with Hysteresis Loop Modeled by Tensor Product

Abstract: Original scientific paperEngineers encounter the problem of friction in any mechanical system. Friction force is strongly nonlinear and varies considerably while the system is working. In the case of high-precision applications friction makes the situation even more complex, as the stick-slip effect occurs near the target position. This paper introduces a pneumatic servo-system for investigation of the behavior of friction near the target position. A new model is proposed which takes the hysteresis loop of the… Show more

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“…In fact, the piston-guide friction of the lid apparatus increases the contact stiffness as compared to the free slippage resulting in reduced accuracy and in an overestimate of the cartilage modulus [ Cornelissen, 2013 ]. Controlling and modeling friction is challenging because of its nonlinearity [ Széll et al, 2014 ] and is not the goal of this work. Our objective is to use the HiT-MACE to apply a user-controlled mechanical activation to full-thickness cartilage explants to explore tissue mechanobiological responses.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, the piston-guide friction of the lid apparatus increases the contact stiffness as compared to the free slippage resulting in reduced accuracy and in an overestimate of the cartilage modulus [ Cornelissen, 2013 ]. Controlling and modeling friction is challenging because of its nonlinearity [ Széll et al, 2014 ] and is not the goal of this work. Our objective is to use the HiT-MACE to apply a user-controlled mechanical activation to full-thickness cartilage explants to explore tissue mechanobiological responses.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In case of necessity, the parameters of these viscous dampers can be substituted by special friction models and describing functions (e.g. Sz ell et al [29]). …”
Section: Modelling the Driving Blocksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analysis of the pressure and the capacity of the chamber(s) is an important factor in case of rigid cylinder wall [3] and pneumatic muscles [4] as well. However the fundamental equations for stiffness description are well known, and many control strategies are developed based on the control of pneumatic stiffness [5], [6] but, the resulting spring stiffness, or the returning pressure of a double acting cylinder is not discussed. The focus of the research presented is the returning pressure determination of pneumatic cylinders.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%