Magnetic levitation rotary bearing
A magnetic levitation bearing and rotating axis technology, applied to magnetic bearings, bearings, shafts and bearings, etc., can solve problems such as inability to guarantee low-speed operation
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[0015] Typically, passive bearings include:
[0016] A rotating part rotatable about an axis of rotation, and a fixed part or support,
[0017] two elements made of ferromagnetic material - one integral with the rotating part and one with the stationary part - placed close together and separated by an air gap, and
[0018] Magnetic flux generators, such as permanent magnets, are used to generate magnetic flux inside the two elements.
[0019] Typically, the positions of the two elements can be swapped with respect to the stationary part and the rotating part, and the rotating part can carry axial or radial loads.
[0020] "Axial load" refers to an antagonistic force acting on a rotating component parallel or coaxial with the axis of rotation.
[0021] "Radial load" refers to an opposing force acting on a rotating component perpendicular to the axis of rotation.
[0022] A "passive" bearing is one that produces opposing forces without an external energy supply.
[0023] The...
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