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원심 가속도 시험 중 짐벌의 각도를 유지시키는 외란 토크에 대한 이론적 분석 및 실험

Theoretic and Experimental Analysis to the Disturbance Torque Maintaining the Angle of Gimbal during the Centrifugal Acceleration Test

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2022;39(10):759-766.
Published online: October 1, 2022

1 LIG 넥스원 기계연구소

2 국방과학연구소

1 Mechanical Engineering R&D Lab, LIG Nex1 Co., Ltd.

2 Agency for Defense Development

#E-mail: junsoo.kim@lignex1.com, TEL: +82-31-5178-4639
• Received: July 15, 2022   • Revised: July 27, 2022   • Accepted: August 10, 2022

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Theoretic and Experimental Analysis to the Disturbance Torque Maintaining the Angle of Gimbal during the Centrifugal Acceleration Test
Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image
Fig. 1 General type of gimbal with dual axis
Fig. 2 Centrifugal acceleration test system with gimbal
Fig. 3 Elevation part of gimbal with unbalanced mass
Fig. 4 Simplified gimbal with 4 points mass
Fig. 5 Centrifugal acceleration test model of Simplified gimbal (Elevation) with 4 points mass
Fig. 6 Central rotation model of simplified gimbal (Azimuth) with 4 points mass
Fig. 7 Gimbals with the same moment of inertia at global coordinate system
Fig. 8 Verification model of centrifugal disturbance torque
Fig. 9 Numerical result of angle
Fig. 10 Centrifugal acceleration test model of gimbal with unbalanced mass
Fig. 11 Angle and Angular acceleration of gimbal with unbalanced mass (Initial angle of θ = 30 deg)
Fig. 12 Angular acceleration test of gimbal
Fig. 13 Normalized result of test and analysis
Theoretic and Experimental Analysis to the Disturbance Torque Maintaining the Angle of Gimbal during the Centrifugal Acceleration Test

Analysis conditions

Weight of mass [kg] 0.2681
Horizontal distance of the point [m] 0.05
Vertical distance of the point [m] 0.1
Moment of inertia (IR) [kg-mm2] 6,873.6
Centrifugal moment of inertia (IC) [kg-mm2] -4,021.2
Velocity of central rotation (ω) [rad/s] 10
Initial angle of gimbal [deg] 10-40
Distance between gimbal/rotational center [m] 2.0

Comparison of theoretic/numerical results

Initial angle [deg] 10 20 30 40
Theoretic results [N-mm] -68.8 -129.2 -174.1 -198
Numerical result [N-mm] -68.8 -129.2 -174.1 -198

Analysis conditions for 3D gimbal model

Case 1 Case 2 Case 3
Size [mm] 200 × 100 × 20 100 × 200 × 20 200 × 200 × 20
Weight [kg] 3.14 3.14 6.28
IR [kg-mm2] 13,083 13,083 41,867
IC [kg-mm2] -7,850 7,850 0
Velocity of central rotation (ω) [rad/s] 10 10 10
Initial angle [deg] 30 30 30
Angular acceleration (θ¨) [rad/s2] -25.97 25.97 0.00
Theoretic results τC [N-mm] -339.9 339.9 0
Numerical result τC [N-mm] -339.7 339.7 0

Analysis conditions for 3D gimbal with unbalanced mass

Case 1 Case 2
Gimbal Size [mm] 200 × 100 × 20 200 × 100 × 20
Weight [kg] 3.14 3.14
IR [kg-mm2] 13,083 13,083
IC [kg-mm2] -7,850 -7,850
Θ [deg] 30 30
Unbalanced mass Mu [kg] 0.005 0.005
Ru [mm] 100 100
θm [deg] 20 20
IR [kg-mm2] 50 50
Test conditions L [mm] 0 2,000
ω [rad/s] 10 10
Theoretic results τ [N-mm] -345.4 -268.9
Numerical result τ [N-mm] -345.5 -268.9
Table 1 Analysis conditions
Table 2 Comparison of theoretic/numerical results
Table 3 Analysis conditions for 3D gimbal model
Table 4 Analysis conditions for 3D gimbal with unbalanced mass