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Fig 1.

Waste pit and leachate grid in a waste-to-energy plant.

(a) Waste Storage Pit, (b) Leachate Grid.

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Fig 2.

Clogged Leachate Grid.

(a) Grid with Normal Fluid Passage, (b) Clogged Grid.

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Table 1.

Comparison of existing leachate grid cleaning devices.

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Fig 3.

Leachate corridor structure in a waste incineration plant.

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Fig 4.

Overall structure of the cleaning robot.

(a) Overall Structure, (b) Schematic Diagram.

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Fig 5.

Mobile base structure of the cleaning robot.

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Fig 6.

Error caused by gravity.

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Fig 7.

Gravity compensation principle for the cleaning robot operating near a grid crevice.

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Fig 8.

Torsional deformation error analysis for the cleaning robot.

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Fig 9.

Deformation error caused by self-weight.

(a) Effect on pose. (b) Error variation with position.

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Fig 10.

Gravity analysis parameters for the cleaning robot.

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Table 2.

Joint reducer stiffness parameters.

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Table 3.

Gravity analysis parameters (Lengths, Angles, Torque).

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Table 4.

Gravity values for components.

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Table 5.

Joint motion parameters.

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Table 6.

Directional errors before and after gravity compensation.

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Fig 11.

Gravitational torque variation with pose.

(a) Joint 2 (b) Joint 3.

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Fig 12.

Trajectory from point B to point C.

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Fig 13.

End-effector position error.

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Table 7.

Sensitivity of compensated positioning error to parameter uncertainty.

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Table 8.

Positioning errors under dynamic perturbation and reaction force scenarios.

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