Published on February 2021 | Thermal engineering, Manufacturing engineering, Automation and Robotics

Optimization of Distance Between Magnets for Magnetic Wall Climbing Robots
Authors: Jaise Jose, R. Sugin Elankavi, D. Dinakaran, R.M. Kuppan Chetty, M.M. Ramya
Journal Name: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Intelligent Sustainable Systems [ICISS 2020]
Volume: 1 Issue: 1 Page No: 1137-1141
Indexing: SCOPUS
Abstract:

In this paper, an adhesion system used for magnetic wall climbing robots using permanent magnets is examined for its change in adhesion concerning the inter-magnet distance within the Yoke. Pocket milled ferrous material of high permeability named yoke is used to hold neodymium magnets in mobile wall-climbing robots. For a climbing robot, the self-weight is a significant parameter which needs to be at the minimum possible value. This simulation study is expected to help in bringing down the weight of the yoke holding magnets and help in finding the right inter magnet distance for the magnets used. Simulation studies were carried out for various inter magnet distances and the values are reported. An optimized distance was arrived using the simulation results thus obtained.

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