Magnetic Bearings Theory and Applications Part 1 potx
Magnetic Bearings Theory and Applications Part 1 potx
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Magnetic Bearings, Theory and Applications, Edited by Boštjan Polajžer
p. cm.
ISBN 978-953-307 -14 8-0
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3. System Identification
3 .1 System ... Lemarquand and Guy Lemarquand
A rotor model with two gradient static
field shafts and a bulk twined heads system 11 7
Hitoshi Ozaku
Contents
Design and im...
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... the differ pressures
0.20MPa
C10N15
0.25MPa
C10N15
0.30MPa
C10N15
0.35MPa
C10N15
0.40MPa
C10N15
n [xE4 rpm] 0. 216 0 0.2056 0.2 012 0.2027 0.2 011
Table 1. The rotation values at each falling ... differ pressures
0.20MPa
C10N15
0.25MPa
C10N15
0.30MPa
C10N15
0.35MPa
C10N15
0.40MPa
C10N15
n [xE4 rpm] 0. 216 0 0.2056 0.2 012 0.2027 0.2 011
Table 1. The rotation values at ea...
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...
2
k
1
k
3
k
Table
3
c
1
c
Base
Fig. 6. A model of vibration isolator that can suppress both tabletop and ground vibrations
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The development and maintenance ... control
system for any load.
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3.2 Magnetic Suspension System with Hybrid Magnet
In order to reduce power con...
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... Robust stability
Let the linear system be given by the transfer function
1
110
1
110
11
11
()
() (1)
() (1)
s
L
ss
LL
mm
T
mm
nn
nn
mm
TT
m
nn
n
bs b s bs b
Gs e
as a s as a
s
sn
n
b
eV ... Topology
and Different Kinds of Node Dynamics 423
Sabato Manfredi
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Part 4
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
C...
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... step reference and
step disturbance with controllers C
lead
(s), C(s), C
1
(s), and C
2
(s), and the designed FLC.
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Fig. 11 . Magnetic bearing ... to step reference and
step disturbance with controllers C
lead
(s), C(s), C
1
(s), and C
2
(s), and the designed FLC.
Magnetic Bearings, Theory and Applicatio...
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... are shown in Figs. 12 and 14 .
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10 . References
Williams, R.D, Keith, F.J., and Allaire, P.E. (19 90). Digital Control of Active Magnetic
Bearing, ... magnetic bearing system with the FLC.
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-0.05
0
0.05
0 .10 .1
-5
-2.5
0
2.5
55
-500
-250
0
250
500500
i
x
[A]...
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... difficulties to
expand the application fields of active control technique.
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-0.05
0
0.05
0 .1
-5
-2.5
0
2.5
5
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
i
x
[A]
i
y
... shown in Figs. 12 and 14 .
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The development and maintenance cost of vibration isolation system should be lowered in
or...
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... Vol. 14 , No. 8, pp. 863-873
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The six-axis vibration isolation system with magnetic levitation technology is shown in Fig.
7(b) (Hoque, et al., 2 010 a). ...
2
k
1
k
3
k
Table
3
c
1
c
Base
Fig. 6. A model of vibration isolator that can suppress both tabletop and ground vibrations
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... (40)
or in fixed transfer function:
1
L
T T Js
( 41)
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Inserting (14 ) into (12 ) and (13 ) yields:
0 0
0
2 2 2
T q R d q R d q ... offset current, and the value can be zero or a small value around zero.
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s
sd
R sL
1
i
i
K
T s
dref
i
d
i
d
i
d
u
d
u...
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... Vol. 10 , No.
6, Dec. 2005 pp. 666 – 674.
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Permanent magnet bearings for rotating shafts are constituted ... the first kind.
K
[
m
]
=
π
2
0
1
1 − m sin(θ)
2
dθ (8)
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Figs. 19 and 20 show response of the axial displaceme...