Design and Analysis of Connecting Rod Coupling on Loading Platform

Abstract:According to the requirements of a six degree of freedom load test platform for a wind turbine, a kind of connecting rod coupling is designed One end of the coupling is embedded onto a loading platform which can compensate for the angle and position deviation and transfer torque at the same...

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Main Authors: SHAO Jun-peng, CUI Shi-hai, WANG Xi-gui, LI Guang-yi
Format: Article
Language:zho
Published: Harbin University of Science and Technology Publications 2019-04-01
Series:Journal of Harbin University of Science and Technology
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Online Access:https://hlgxb.hrbust.edu.cn/#/digest?ArticleID=1652
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Summary:Abstract:According to the requirements of a six degree of freedom load test platform for a wind turbine, a kind of connecting rod coupling is designed One end of the coupling is embedded onto a loading platform which can compensate for the angle and position deviation and transfer torque at the same time Considering that the compensation ability of the diaphragm coupling is small and the additional bearing load will be produced in the process of angle compensation, the coupling adopts the connecting rod to replace the original diaphragm structure. Both ends of the connecting rod are connected by a joint bearing which can improve the ability to compensate for deflection and no bearing load A mathematical model of relationship between the distribution and length of the coupling rod is established based on spatial geometry knowledge In order to further study the coupling, in this paper, the stress analysis is carried out by using the ANSYS workbench static load torque The stress and strain distribution nephogram of the main components is obtained and the strength check is carried out It provides some guiding significance and reference value for the design and research of the connecting rod coupling on the loading platform
ISSN:1007-2683