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The influence parameters of 60m able deployable articulated mast mode

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Able deployable articulated mast is a deployable support arm which has been used in the space field as the positioning or support structure on the spacecraft. Due to the long arm length and accurate position requirements, the reasonable modal value of the mast has a critical impact on its operational stability. In this paper, a 60m-long mast is taken to study the influence parameters of the first mode. Firstly, the key parameters of the mast are extracted. Then, using the parameterized system established by VB, the APDL language of ANSYS is called to carry out the simulation solution. The actual modal value of 6-span mast is measured through experiments, and ANSYS analysis is used to determine stiffness value of spherical joint, so the relationship between stiffness of spherical joint and pre-tension of stay cable is concluded. The effect of the pre-tension on the first mode of the mast is studied by adjusting the value of the pretension of the cable.

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    ISBDAI '18: Proceedings of the International Symposium on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence
    December 2018
    365 pages
    ISBN:9781450365703
    DOI:10.1145/3305275

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