A One-Axis-Controlled Magnetic Bearing and Its Performance ( Magnetic Bearing)
A One-Axis-Controlled Magnetic Bearing and Its Performance ( Magnetic Bearing)
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一种单轴控制磁力轴承及其性能(磁力轴承)
DOI:
10.1299/jsmec.46.391
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发表时间:
2003
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A. Shimokohbe
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作者:
Lichuan Li;T. Shinshi;Jiro Kuroki;A. Shimokohbe
Magnetic bearings (MBs) are complex machines in which sensors and controllers must be used to stabilize the rotor. A standard MB requires active control of five motion axes, imposing significant complexity and high cost. In this paper we report a very simple MB and its experimental testing. In this MB, the rotor is stabilized by active control of only one motion axis. The other four motion axes are passively stabilized by permanent magnets and appropriate magnetic circuit design. In rotor radial translational motion, which is passively stabilized, a resonant frequency of 205Hz is achieved for a rotor mass of 11.5×10-3kg. This MB features virtually zero control current and zero rotor iron loss (hysteresis and eddy current losses). Although the rotational speed and accuracy are limited by the resonance of passively stabilized axes, the MB is still suitable for applications where cost is critical but performance is not, such as cooling fans and auxiliary support for aerodynamic bearings.