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TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL
Volume 92, Issue 5-6, Pages 691-705Publisher
SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD
DOI: 10.1177/00405175211041886
Keywords
Weft-knitting fabric modeling; electrostatic adsorption; fabric grasping; electrode optimization; electrostatic force
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By optimizing the shape arrangement and structural parameters of the electrostatic adsorption end effector, this study successfully addressed the issue of automatically grasping and transferring fabrics during garment processing, providing a new method and technical support for improving automation in the textile and garment industry.
To improve the effectiveness of industrial robots in the textile and garment industry, it is necessary to expand the application range of electrostatic adsorption end effectors and solve the problem of automatically grasping and transferring fabrics during garment processing. Taking weft-knit fabric as an example, this paper begins by analyzing the factors that influence the electrostatic adsorption capacity, and then constructing an electrostatic adsorption capacity model based on the fabric characteristics. Next, the shape arrangement and structural parameters of the electrode plate are optimized by taking the electrostatic adsorption force model and maximizing the adsorption force per unit area. Finally, the adsorption effect of the electrostatic adsorption end effector is verified by simulation and experiment. The verification results show that the electrode with a comb-shaped arrangement and optimized structural parameters can adsorb clothing fabric well and meets the requirements of clothing automated production lines. This study provides a new method for solving the problem of automatically grasping and transferring fabrics and provides technical support for improving automation in the garment industry.
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