A cost-effective robotic solution for the cleaning of ships' hulls
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Pastor Franco, Juan Ángel; Alonso Cáceres, Diego; Álvarez Torres, María Bárbara; Ortiz Zaragoza, Francisco José; Suardiaz Muro, Juan; [et al.]Grupo de investigación
División de Sistemas e Ingeniería Electrónica (DSIE)Área de conocimiento
Lenguajes y Sistemas InformáticosTecnología ElectrónicaPatrocinadores
The work submitted here has been developed within the framework of the “EFTCoR: Environmentally Friendly and Cost-Effective Technology for Coating Removal (EFTCoR)” project, Fifth Frame Programme of the European Community (ref. GRD2-2001-50004). It has also received financing from the Spanish government (national plan of I + D + I, PET 2008-0131 and MEDWSA-TIN2006-5175-CO5-O2) and from the Government of the Region of Murcia (Séneca Foundation).Fecha de publicación
2009-05-22Editorial
Cambridge University PressCita bibliográfica
IBORRA, A., PASTOR, J.A., ALONSO, D., ÁLVAREZ, B., ORTIZ, F.J., NAVARRO, P.J., FERNÁNDEZ, C., SUARDÍAZ, J. A cost-effective robotic solution for the cleaning of ships' hulls. Robotica 28 (3): 453-464, 22 de Mayo 2009. ISSN 0263-5747Revisión por pares
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Service robotsShip repair industry
Grit blasting
Servicio de robots
Industria de reparación de buques
Granallado
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Hull cleaning before repainting is a key operation in the maintenance of ships. For more than a decade, a means to improve this operation has been sought through robotization and the use of different techniques such as grit blasting and ultra high pressure water jetting. Despite this, it continues to be standard practice in shipyards that this process is carried out manually. This paper presents a family of robots that aims to offer important improvements to the process as well as satisfying, to a great extent, all the operative requirements of efficiency, security, and respect for the environment that shipyards nowadays demand. It is described the family of devices with emphasis on the mechanical design. This set consists of two vertical robotic towers and a robot climber. In addition, it is shown the control architecture of the global system. Finally, operative results are presented together with a comparison between the performance achieved in shipyards through the use of these robots ...
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