Radial active magnetic suspension bearing fault tolerant control method based on coordinate transformation
A technology of magnetic suspension bearing and fault-tolerant control, which is applied in the direction of holding devices and electrical components using magnetic attraction or thrust, and can solve problems such as failure of active magnetic suspension bearings.
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[0092] Embodiment 1: as image 3 shown. The following takes a single excitation coil fault as an example to illustrate. There are six modes for a single coil fault, but from the perspective of the structure of the stator, these six faults all cause the magnetomotive force of a certain magnetic pole of the stator to be zero. image 3 (b), image 3 (c), image 3 (d), image 3 (e), image 3 The stator in (f) rotates 60°, 120°, 180°, 240°, 300° clockwise respectively, then these five faults become and image 3 (a) Exactly the same failure pattern. The essence of these six fault forms is exactly the same, and can be attributed to one type of fault.
Embodiment 2
[0093] Embodiment 2: as Figure 4 shown. There are three modes for two symmetrical field coil failures. if will Figure 4 (b), Figure 4 The stator in (c) rotates 60° and 120° clockwise respectively, then both faults become and Figure 4 (a) Exactly the same failure pattern. The essence of these three fault forms is exactly the same and can be attributed to one type of fault.
Embodiment 3
[0094] Embodiment 3: as Figure 5 shown. There are two modes of failure of the three alternating field coils. if will Figure 5 The stator in (b) rotates 60° clockwise, then the fault becomes and Figure 5 (a) Exactly the same failure pattern. The essence of these two types of faults is exactly the same, and can be attributed to one type of fault.
[0095] (2) Secondly, it is necessary to select any one of the fault forms for the same type of fault and use the bias current linearization theory to solve a current distribution matrix. Hypothetically for image 3 In the case of coil 1 failure shown in (a), a current distribution matrix W can be obtained by using the bias current linearization method 1 , to realize the decoupling and linearization control of x-direction and y-direction control. which is
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