MAGNETIC BEARINGS - A NOVEL TYPE OF SUSPENSION.

G. Schweitzer; H. Ulbrich

MAGNETIC BEARINGS - A NOVEL TYPE OF SUSPENSION.

G. Schweitzer
, H. Ulbrich

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Abstract

It is known that a rotor can be supported without contact and without wear by suitable electromagnetic forces. The technical implementation of the basic idea, however, is still rather uncommon. By means of examples the state of the art and possible future trends of the theory and the application of magnetic bearings are demonstrated. One example, the full magnetic suspension of a centrifuge in a vacuum tube is considered.

Original language	English
Pages	151-156
Number of pages	6
State	Published - 1980
Externally published	Yes
Event	I Mech E Conf Publ 1980-4, Int Conf - Vib in Rotating Mach, 2nd - Cambridge, Engl Duration: 1 Sep 1980 → 4 Sep 1980

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Conference	I Mech E Conf Publ 1980-4, Int Conf - Vib in Rotating Mach, 2nd
City	Cambridge, Engl
Period	1/09/80 → 4/09/80

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