Design optimization of dual-axis driving mechanism for satellite antenna with two planar revolute clearance joints

In the dynamic analysis of satellite antenna dual-axis driving mechanism, it is usually assumed that the joints are ideal or perfect without clearances. However, in reality, clearances in joints are unavoidable due to assemblage, manufacturing errors and wear. When clearance is introduced to the mec...

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description In the dynamic analysis of satellite antenna dual-axis driving mechanism, it is usually assumed that the joints are ideal or perfect without clearances. However, in reality, clearances in joints are unavoidable due to assemblage, manufacturing errors and wear. When clearance is introduced to the mechanism, it will lead to poor dynamic performances and undesirable vibrations due to impact forces in clearance joint. In this paper, a design optimization method is presented to reduce the undesirable vibrations of satellite antenna considering clearance joints in dual-axis driving mechanism. The contact force model in clearance joint is established using a nonlinear spring-damper model and the friction effect is considered using a modified Coulomb friction model. Firstly, the effects of clearances on dynamic responses of satellite antenna are investigated. Then the optimization method for dynamic design of the dual-axis driving mechanism with clearance is presented. The objective of the optimization is to minimize the maximum absolute vibration peak of antenna acceleration by reducing the impact forces in clearance joint. The main consideration here is to optimize the contact parameters of the joint elements. The contact stiffness coefficient, damping coefficient and the dynamic friction coefficient for clearance joint elements are taken as the optimization variables. A Generalized Reduced Gradient (GRG) algorithm is used to solve this highly nonlinear optimization problem for dual-axis driving mechanism with clearance joints. The results show that the acceleration peaks of satellite antenna and contact forces in clearance joints are reduced obviously after design optimization, which contributes to a better performance of the satellite antenna. Also, the application and limitation of the proposed optimization method are discussed. •The effects of clearance on dynamic responses of satellite antenna are analyzed.•An optimization method is presented to reduce the undesirable vibrations caused by clearances.•The maximum vibration peak of acceleration of satellite antenna is minimized.•The material contact parameters of clearance joint elements are optimized.•The optimization method can effectively reduce the contact and impact effects caused by clearances.
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Clearance joint
Clearances
Coefficient of friction
Contact
Contact force
Coulomb friction
Design
Design optimization
Dual-axis driving mechanism
Friction
Impact loads
Satellite dishes
Satellites
Stiffness coefficients
Vibration
Wear mechanisms
title Design optimization of dual-axis driving mechanism for satellite antenna with two planar revolute clearance joints
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