Device for online-monitoring of internal-external magnetic steel gap of a magnetic pump permanent coupler
A permanent magnet coupling and monitoring device technology, applied in measuring devices, electrical devices, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of inability to truly reflect wear conditions, large differential superposition total output voltage amplitude, and accuracy errors, etc. The effect of eliminating major hidden dangers and expanding the scope of application
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[0019] refer to figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 , Figure 4 , In this embodiment, the on-line monitoring device for the internal and external magnetic steel gap of the permanent magnetic coupling of the magnetic pump assumes that the number of external magnetic steel of the permanent magnetic coupling is 12, and the number of bearing gap detectors is 3 groups, separated by 120 degrees from each other. Each group of bearing clearance detectors consists of two detection wires, the interval angle is 30 degrees, and they are located on the outer surface of the isolation sleeve of the magnetic pump.
[0020] Figure 6 It is a bearing gap detector and a signal processing display circuit. The bearing gap detector is located on the outer surface of the isolation sleeve of the magnetic force pump. The signal processing display circuit can be installed in a certain position near the magnetic force pump shell or the magnetic force pump. Several groups of bearing gap detectors 6 are r...
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[0022] refer to figure 1 , Figure 5 , assuming that the number of outer magnets of the permanent magnet coupling is 12, and the number of bearing gap detectors is 6, separated by 60 degrees from each other. Each group of bearing clearance detectors consists of two detection wires, the interval angle is 30 degrees, and they are located on the outer surface of the isolation sleeve of the magnetic pump.
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