Project Presentation On Rocker Bogie Suspension System: Babu Banarasi Das Northern India Institute of Technology, Lucknow
Project Presentation On Rocker Bogie Suspension System: Babu Banarasi Das Northern India Institute of Technology, Lucknow
1. Abstract
2. Introduction
3. Literature Review
4. Methodology
5. Objective
6. Project Work
7. Components
8. Calculation
9. Application
10. Advantages
1. ABSTRACT
•These robots are mainly used for tasks which humans cannot do and
which are not safe.
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Fig.1 Structure with assembly of all required equipments 5
3. LITERATURE REVIEW
The term “rocker” comes from the rocking aspect of the larger link on each
side of the suspension system. One end of a rocker is fitted with a drive wheel
and the other end is pivoted to a bogie. The term “bogie” refers to the links that
have a drive wheel at each end.
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4. METHODOLOGY
•The rover must maintain good wheel traction in challenging rough terrains.
•If traction is too high, the vehicle consumes a lot of power in order to
overcome the force and move.
•If traction is too low, the rover is not able to climb over obstacles or inclined
surfaces.
•Slip occurs when the traction force at a wheel-terrain contact point is larger
than the product of the normal force at the same wheel and the friction
coefficient. Hence, no slip occurs if the condition
Ti ≤ μNi
is satisfied.
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•The rover is said to be stable when it is in a quasi-static state in which it
does not tilt over.
•The lateral stability of the rover ensures that the rover does not tip
sideways. As the rover has two symmetric sides, the geometric model is used
to find the lateral stability of the vehicle.
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Mobility
•In order to go over an obstacle, the front wheels are forced against the obstacle
by the rear wheels. The rotation of the front wheel then lifts the front of the
vehicle up and over the obstacle.
•The middle wheel is pressed against the obstacle by the rear wheel and pulled
against the obstacle by the front.
•Finally, the rear wheel is pulled over the obstacle by the front two wheels.
•These rovers move slowly and climb over the obstacles by having wheel.
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5. OBJECTIVE OF PROJECT WORK
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•The rovers made for the exploration purposes are very costly too. Due to the
high cost of space exploration, most missions to date have been conducted by
NASA .
•We, in India have not conducted any mission for the exploration purposes.
Not only mars exploration the rocker bogie can also be used for military and
civil purposes.
•Our concern during the development of the rover will be to optimise the
speed such that the rover do not flip and may travel a little faster too.
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6. PROJECT WORK
LINK
Each resistant body in a machine which moves relative to another resistant body is Fig.-5 SHAFT
called Kinematic link or element . Mild steel is used for making link.
Fig.-6 LINK
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BEARING
A bearing is a machine element that constrains relative motion
to only the desired motion, and reduces friction between
moving parts.
BEARING USED-Roller Ball Bearing
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Fig.-9 WHEELS
8. CALCULATION
•It is also used in coal mines, act as a spy robot and in military operation too.
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10. ADVANTAGE
• This mechanism allows climbing obstacles twice the size of wheel diameter
• Does not employ springs and stub axles.
• Independent movement of rocker on either sides of the bogie
• The front and back wheels have individual drives for climbing, enabling the
rover to traverse obstacle without slip
• The design is simple and reliable
• Rocker Bogie Suspension can withstand a tilt of at least 50 in any
direction without over turning, which is the biggest advantage of heavy
loaded vehicle.
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