Rotors on Active Magnetic Bearings: Modeling and Control Techniques
Andrea Tonoli, Angelo Bonfitto, Mario Silvagni, D. F. Lester
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Andrea Tonoli, Angelo Bonfitto, Mario Silvagni, D. F. Lester
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The absence of all fatigue and tribology issues due to contact: it allows the use of such bearings in vacuum systems, in clean and sterile rooms, or for the transport of aggressive or very pure media, and at high temperatures;• No lubrication needed;• No contamination by the dust created by friction between the rotor and the stator;• Low bearing losses: at high operating speeds are 5 to 20 times less than in conventional ball or journal bearings, result in lower operating costs;
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The absence of all fatigue and tribology issues due to contact: it allows the use of such bearings in vacuum systems, in clean and sterile rooms, or for the transport of aggressive or very pure media, and at high temperatures;• No lubrication needed;• No contamination by the dust created by friction between the rotor and the stator;• Low bearing losses: at high operating speeds are 5 to 20 times less than in conventional ball or journal bearings, result in lower operating costs;
Key concepts: Rotordynamics, Magnetic bearing, Mechatronics, Flywheel, Engineering, Actuator, Mechanical engineering, Control engineering