Design and energetic characterization of a proportional-injector monopropellant-powered actuator
Kevin B. Fite, Michael Goldfarb
- 发表年份
- 2006
- 引用次数
- 48
摘要
This paper describes the design and energetic characterization of an actuator designed to provide enhanced system energy and power density for self-powered robots. The proposed actuator is similar to a typical compressible gas fluid-powered actuator, but pressurizes the respective cylinder chambers via a pair of proportional injector valves, which control the flow of a liquid monopropellant through a pair of catalyst packs and into the respective sides of the double-acting cylinder. This paper describes the design of the proportional injection valves and describes the structure of a force controller for the actuator. Finally, an energetic characterization of the actuator shows improvement relative to prior configurations and marked improvement relative to state-of-the-art batteries and motors.
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