The magnetic bearing can be used on the high-speed spindle to obtain 100,000 rpm. On the one hand, it can improve the surface processing effect, on the other hand, its service life is far greater than that of the conventional bearing. Although this technology is still in the prototype test stage, many advantages have been fully reflected. Its performance is not affected by thermal effects, no wear and tear, and can be automatically shut down in case of overload.
Conventional bearings provide radial or axial support to the main shaft, allowing relative movement between the inner and outer rings. The inner ring and the outer ring are connected by balls or rollers, and the supporting force is also transmitted between the three. Oil film bearings have no balls or rollers and are lubricated or dissipated with pressurized oil. Both of these bearings have been used for hundreds of years. Magnetic bearings support the rotating parts differently than the above two products.
A magnetic bearing is a non-contact bearing that suspends a rotating component between fixed components by electromagnetic force. This means no friction, no wear, and higher stability, and higher speeds can be achieved. The electromagnetic force is mainly related to the current and the size of the gas gap. The sensor collects the data of the gap size, and the control system adjusts the current output according to the input signal.
The magnetic bearing is mainly composed of three parts:
Bearings and sensors: Bearings provide support to the spindle and sensors are responsible for collecting position signals.
Control system: responsible for providing power and calculating the correct corrective force based on the feedback signal to drive the controller in different directions.
Software system: responsible for calculating and outputting feedback signals.
The main disadvantages of magnetic bearings are: they are bulky, require power, and complex structures and algorithms.
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