Bearing load identification method based on strain signals of three cross sections of rotating shaft
A technology of bearing load and identification method, which is applied in the measurement of elastic deformation force by measuring gauges, etc., can solve the problems of easily touching the upper bearing shell and large result error, and achieves small modeling error, simple structure, and testing workload. small effect
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[0031] This embodiment is based on figure 1 Taking a certain bearing to be tested as an example, the three-section load identification analysis is carried out. refer to Figure 2-4 .
[0032] The bearing load identification analysis method based on the three-section strain signal of the rotating shaft involved in this embodiment is:
[0033] (1) Paste a set of strain gauges on three different sections at both ends of the bearing to be tested, and these three sections cannot be located on the same side of the bearing. Such as figure 1 shown. The strain gauges at each section adopt the full-bridge layout mode, that is, two strain gauges are arranged at 0° and 180° on the circumferential surface, and the four strain gauges on the cross-section form a group to form a full-bridge test mode, such as figure 2 shown.
[0034] (2) Rotate the rotor, measure the output signal of the strain gauge at 0° and 180° during the rotation of the shaft; in order to eliminate the error, the ...
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