Vibration Suppression of a Flexible Shaft With a Simplified Bearingless Induction Motor Drive

Akira Chibá, Tadashi Fukao, M.A. Rahman

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications · 2008 · 46 citations · 5 references

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Abstract

In this paper, we present new strategies of vibration suppression in flexible shaft of a motor with active and passive magnetic forces. Shaft magnetic damping originates from the principle of a bearingless motor having a radial magnetic force generation. Radial force is used for shaft vibration suppression to go through the first critical speed. Simplifications are described in a suppression force system. We propose the elimination of a power source with self-excitation, as well as the elimination of sensors, controllers, and inverters, although the effectiveness is limited.

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