The invention relates to a large-scale self-monitoring conical
roller bearing for a generator, and belongs to the technical field of bearings. A shell is fixed to an outer ring, and an end cover is installed at the end of the shell. A partition plate on the shell divides a shell cavity into an inner cavity and an outer cavity. A circuit board and a sensor are installed at the bottom of the outer cavity. One end of an
energy converter composed of a piezoelectric plate and a
metal sheet is fixed to the inner wall of the outer cavity of the shell, the other end of the
energy converter is riveted to a sliding block, and an oscillating
magnet is arranged at the other end of the sliding block. A rotary table
flange is installed on an inner ring, a rotating shaft of a rotary table is connected into a center hole of the shell in a sleeved mode, a rotating
magnet is embedded in the rotating shaft, and the rotating
magnet is close to the opposite-pole magnetic pole of the oscillating magnet. The large-scale self-monitoring conical
roller bearing has the advantages that the self-energy-supply sensing monitoring function is achieved, the structure of an installing device does not need to be changed, and true real-time online monitoring can be achieved. The
energy converter generates power through radial stretching and stimulating, the axial space is small, and the magnets are far away from a rolling body and a radiating circuit. The piezoelectric
crystal plate bears
pressure stress all the time, the stress is evenly distributed, the
mechanical reliability is high, and the power
generating capacity is high.