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Magnetic bearing with uniaxial control using radial layers repulsive type magnetic bearing

R. Yamamoto, Oswaldo Horikawa

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Abstract

The magnetic bearing represents a solution for devices like flywheel for energy storage, maglev, or artificial heart since it levitates the rotor with no mechanical contact, minimizing energy losses due to friction and the wear of bearing parts.

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The magnetic bearing represents a solution for devices like flywheel for energy storage, maglev, or artificial heart since it levitates the rotor with no mechanical contact, minimizing energy losses due to friction and the wear of bearing parts.

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The magnetic bearing represents a solution for devices like flywheel for energy storage, maglev, or artificial heart since it levitates the rotor with no mechanical contact, minimizing energy losses due to friction and the wear of bearing parts.

Key concepts: Magnetic bearing, Maglev, Flywheel, Bearing (navigation), Magnetic levitation, Materials science, Rotor (electric), Flywheel energy storage

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