Apparaus for improving electric rheological effect
An electro-rheological and electro-rheological fluid technology, applied in electromechanical devices, fluid pressure actuators, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as weak current, low voltage, and narrow frequency range, and achieve simple adjustment methods, easy control, and increased The effect of the large electrorheological effect
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[0025] The electrorheological fluid used in this example is made of 35umKN b o 3 Crystal powder and silicone oil are mixed at a volume ratio of 0.1. Use the Nxs-11 rotary viscometer to measure the viscosity coefficient of the electrorheological fluid, and the whole measuring device presses figure 1 connection, which employs a circuit figure 2 . figure 2 described as follows:
[0026] C in the picture ER It is an electrorheological fluid device, B is a booster, E is a variable frequency high-voltage current, its frequency and amplitude are continuously adjustable, and the secondary high voltage HV of the transformer is connected with the electrorheological fluid C through the current limiting resistor R ER Associated, when E is constant, the secondary loop is in f = 1 2 π LC ER resonant frequency. If changi...
Embodiment 2
[0028] C ER The electrorheological fluid device is the same as in embodiment 1, and its circuit connection mode is as follows: image 3 The connection shown, where image 3 L in is a large inductance with high Q value. When changing the frequency of E, the loop resonates at f = 1 2 π LC ER In terms of frequency, when the Q value of L is 100, if the input voltage is 100V, then at resonance, C ER A voltage of 10,000 volts can be obtained.
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[0030] C ER The electrorheological fluid device is the same as in embodiment 1, and its circuit connection mode is as follows: Figure 4 The connection shown, where Figure 4 How it works in the same way as image 3 The same, the main difference is that when E is selected in the low frequency range, when L is fixed, it can be changed and in the electrorheological fluid C ER The capacity of the capacitor C' makes its circuit resonant. C'requires a capacitor with high voltage resistance, and its loss should be as small as possible.
[0031] Figure 6 In the case of a certain electric field (every curve remains unchanged). The relationship between the current of the electrorheological fluid and the frequency, as shown in the curve (b), at this time, the electrorheological fluid is under the action of a fixed external electric field (Uc=600V / mm), as the frequency increases, the current increases proportionally, correspond to this image 3 It can be seen from the middle curv...
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