A method and device for measuring the
magnetic field intensity of a high-temperature superconducting
maglev transportation
system. The method comprises: determining the upper surface of a permanent
magnet track as a
magnetic field intensity reference (S1); constructing a chord reference-multi-point chord measurement
system to detect irregularities on the upper surface of the permanent
magnet track, chord measurement
system configurations including a system sampling interval, a system order and a chord measurement configuration (S2); calculating chord measurement values of a plurality of
measurement point positions in middle on the basis of the multi-point chord measurement system, and in combination with a
least squares method, constructing an inversion model of the measurement system, wherein the inversion model refers to reconstructing an original track irregularity waveform from the chord measurement values of the chord reference, and track irregularities recovered on the basis of the inversion model represent the
vertical displacement of the chord reference (S3); on the basis of an optimal chord measurement configuration of the multi-point chord system, determining arrangement positions of gap sensors, and arranging a Hall
sensor array in a
magnetic field intensity measurement direction (S4); and correcting a reference position on the basis of the
vertical displacement of the chord reference, and on the basis of Hall sensor measurement results, using an interpolation method to calculate a magnetic
field intensity distribution at any height above the reference (S5). The present invention proposes for the first time to combine a multi-point chord measurement principle to measure magnetic
field intensity distribution irregularities of the permanent
magnet track in high-temperature superconducting
maglev transportation, and the measurement results can be used for evaluating magnetic
field intensity irregularities of the permanent magnet track of a high-temperature superconducting
maglev transportation system and adjusting the attitude of the permanent magnet track.