Spatial structure analysis and geometric modeling of traction wire rope of mountain track carrier
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(1.School of Mechanical and Electrical and Vehicle Engineering, University of East China Jiaotong University, Nanchang 330013, China;2. Key Laboratory of Transportation Tools and Equipment, Ministry of Education(University of East China Jiaotong University), Nanchang 330013, China;3. College of Engineering, University of South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou 510642, China; 4. Guangdong Zhensheng Technology Co. Ltd., Meizhou 514700, Guangdong, China)

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    Traction system of mountainous track carrier mainly includes driving drum, wire rope, and cargo trolley, but the wire rope is the core component. At present, there is no clear spatial mathematical model for the wire rope of mountainous track carrier. To further study the mechanical model and failure behavior of the wire rope, it is necessary to derive the spatial geometric mathematical model and three-dimensional model, so as to avoid large-scale tests to explore the service life and damage rules of the wire rope. The spatial spiral equation of the traction wire rope in the upright and curved state are derived by using differential geometry and the principle of spatial coordinate transformation, and the software of MATLAB and Solidworks are utilized to parameterize design and establish entity array. The results show that the curvature and deflection of the straight section and the bending section of the wire rope are periodically changing. The space spiral equation provides a basis for the establishment of mechanical model of mountainous track carrier wire rope and the study of damage mechanism.

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  • Received:April 24,2020
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