Article | REF: R7432 V1

Robust frequency control - Application to magnetic bearings

Authors: Stéphane FONT, Gilles DUC, François CARRÈRE

Publication date: June 10, 1997

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2. Controlling magnetic bearings

2.1 General information on magnetic bearings

An active magnetic bearing enables a rotating machine rotor to be held and rotated without contact with the stator, the rotor being suspended by a magnetic field. Its position is measured by inductive sensors, and regulated by acting on the suspension field. These processes are developed by Société de mécanique magnétique (S2M, Saint-Marcel, France).

Five sets of actuators and sensors control the position in an axial direction and in two perpendicular planes inclined at 45° to the vertical. In each plane, translation and tilting...

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