Development and Validation of Geometry-Based Compliant Contact Models

Lianzhen Luo1, Meyer Nahon1
1Department of Mechanical Engineering and Centre for Intelligent Machines, McGill University, Montreal, QC, H3A 2K6, Canada

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Simulations are often used to evaluate space manipulator tasks that involve contact with the environment, due to the difficulty of performing realistic earth-based experiments. An important aspect of these simulations is the contact model used to determine the interbody forces between two objects in contact. In this paper, we present two compliant contact models for polyhedral contacting objects. These models explicitly consider the distinction between true contact geometry and interference geometry. To account for the energy dissipated during impact, a damping force is included in the two models. Model validation is then performed in three ways: against analytical models, against experimental data, and against finite element method (FEM) models. The results of the validation exercise demonstrate the fidelity of the proposed models.

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