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Fibre-Rope-Driven Parallel Handling Device

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Abstract

A concept of a rope-driven handling device was developed. The scope of the work was to achieve a significant noise reduction by the utilisation of high-performance fibre ropes actuated by motor winch devices. A two-dimensional demonstrational was implemented and analysed. Furthermore, a concept for the compensation of the weak axis was set up. In comparison to conventionally built axles, a significant lowering of the emitted sound pressure level was achieved.

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Title
Fibre-Rope-Driven Parallel Handling Device
Authors
Christoph Müller
Markus Helbig
David Holschemacher
Copyright Year
2018
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-69050-6_12
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