Torsional vibration test system and combined device
A testing system, torsional vibration technology, applied in the direction of measuring device, testing material strength by applying stable torsion force, testing material strength by applying repetitive force/pulsation force, etc., can solve the problem that no data has been collected, no instructions or reports have been found, etc. problems, to achieve the effect of flexible layout, low loss and low irrelevant noise
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[0062] image 3 Shown is the form of two C-shaped magnetic circuits oppositely butted together, in which there are three parts A, B and C where electromagnetic coils can be placed. The coils of the three parts can be freely combined according to the specific situation, so as to meet the restrictions of the external installation environment and so on. Of course, the electromagnetic coils at the left and right sides A and B can be respectively connected into a whole, so that the space can be fully utilized. Wherein, the openings of the two C-shaped magnetic circuits face each other and share a pair of joints.
specific Embodiment 2
[0064] Figure 4 , Figure 5 , Figure 6 Two C-type drivers are connected together in a vertical manner, and the dotted line part is the conduction of the magnetic circuit. This arrangement takes into account the limitation of the special space installation position. Coils at D, E, F can be selectively arranged.
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[0066] Coil 1 is not limited to Figure 7 , Figure 8 , Figure 9 shown, it can also be located at Figure 7 , Figure 8 The position shown by the dotted line in the middle, or a random combination thereof. Here, the magnetic circuit 2 is equivalent to being composed of three C-type drivers. The functions of other parts can refer to figure 1 structure and function.
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