The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec)
Online ISSN : 2424-3124
2019
Session ID : 2P1-B12
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Modeling an adsorption force of a non-contact underwater Bernoulli suction mechanism
*Daichi SHIBATAShugen MAAtsushi KAKOGAWA
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In recent years, a study on non-contact adsorption mechanisms used for a gripper and suction cup is advancing. One representative example of such a mechanism has been known as a Bernoulli gripper. However, there are still many points that have not been clarified (especially adsorption principle). In most previous works, the relationship between the design parameters of the Bernoulli gripper and three variables (flow rate during adsorption, the gap between the gripper and object, and adsorption force) was only experimentally examined. In this paper, how design parameters of Bernoulli gripper influence those three variables is studied theoretically by modeling. Furthermore, whether the model is correct or not was verified by experiments.

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