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Fig 1.

3D model of high-speed assembly machine structure execution.

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Fig 2.

Flip shaping subsystem.

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Fig 3.

3D model of the actuator of the flip mechanism.

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Fig 4.

The schematic diagram of flipping mechanism.

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Fig 5.

Motion law of the cam of the flip mechanism.

(a) Relationship between O1B1 swing angle and cam rotation angle. (b) Relationship between slider displacement and cam rotation angle.

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Fig 6.

Unit division of the link subsystem of flip mechanism.

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Fig 7.

Diagram of dynamic model of cam roller subsystem.

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Fig 8.

Sketch map of cam roller contact model.

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Fig 9.

Change curve of elastic displacement of connecting rod of flip mechanism.

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Fig 10.

Swing force (swing torque) of the overturning mechanism.

(a) Mechanism swing force Fx. (b) Mechanism swing force Fz. (c) Mechanism swing moment Mx. (d) Mechanism swing moment My.

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Fig 11.

The dynamic stress of the mechanism varies with width b of A1B1 section.

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Fig 12.

The dynamic stress of the mechanism varies with width b of the A1B1 section.

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Fig 13.

The dynamic stress of the mechanism varies with diameter d of B1C1.

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Fig 14.

Follower displacement and nodal distribution.

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Fig 15.

The change curve of the swing force (swing moment) of the mechanism.

(a) Mechanism swing force Fx. (b) Mechanism swing force Fz. (c) Mechanism swing moment Mx.

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Table 1.

Optimization results of dynamic parameters of flipping mechanism.

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