A theoretical zero-error dynamometer

Abstract

A theoretical zero-error dynamometer comprises a shell, a stator, a rotor, a rotating shaft and a supporting plate, and is characterized in that both end surfaces of the shell are fixed with end cap sleeves; the end cap sleeves are fixed on the supporting plate by shell bearings; a force sensor is arranged below the shell; one end of the force sensor is fixed to a workbench or the ground through fixing screws; and the other end of the force sensor is fixed to the shell through a pin. According to the dynamometer of the invention, since the rotating shaft is fixed on the shell through a rotor bearing, nearly no energy losing occurs in a process that an output shaft of a tested motor drives the rotating shaft to rotate; and since the shell is fixed on the supporting plate through the shell bearings, nearly no frictional force exists between the shell (rotor) and the supporting plate, thus output signals of the force sensor can truly reflect an output torque of the tested motor and the measured value basically has no error.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a theoretical zero-error dynamometer, more specifically, to a theoretical zero-error dynamometer in which the end cover sleeves at both ends of the dynamometer shell are fixed on a support plate via shell bearings. Background technique [0002] At present, the common dynamometers include hysteresis dynamometers, magnetic powder dynamometers, and eddy current dynamometers. These dynamometers have a common feature, ① there is a static friction error. Theoretically speaking, this error exists forever, although it can be made very small, it still exists. ② Self-heating is very severe, so it must be equipped with special cooling components such as air cooling or water cooling. The reason is that all the mechanical energy inside the dynamometer is converted into heat energy, and these heat energy are all concentrated on the dynamometer itself. The phenomenon of heating of the dynamometer is especially obvious when working continuo...

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Problems solved by technology

Theoretically speaking, this error will always exist, although it can be made very small, it still exists

② Self-heating is very severe, so it must be equipped with special cooling components such as air cooling or water cooling

Therefore, the above types of dynamometers do not meet the current energy-saving requirements, and the structure is complex, the floor space is large, and the cost is high

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