ANALYSIS OF MAGNETIC AXIAL COUPLING FOR POWER & TORQUE TRANSMISSION

Authors

  • MR. AMIT PAWAR Student, Mechanical Engineering Department, A.G.P.I.T.,Solapur
  • MR.SUBHAM DUDYAL Student, Mechanical Engineering Department, A.G.P.I.T.,Solapur
  • MR.AJAY SARADE Student, Mechanical Engineering Department, A.G.P.I.T.,Solapur

Keywords:

Magnetic coupling,, geometrical parameters, Simulation

Abstract

Magnetic couplings are of great interest in many industrial applications. They can transmit a torque from a primary driver to a follower without mechanical contact. As the torquecould be transmitted across a separation wall, axial field magnetic couplings are well suited for use in isolated systems such as vacuum or high pressure vessels, moreover, they present a maximum transmissible torque (pull-out torque) giving an intrinsic overload protection.A theoretical analysis of an axial magnetic coupling is presented, leading to new closed-form expressions for the magnetic axial-force and torque. These expressions are obtained by using a two-dimensional (2-D) approximation of the magnetic coupling geometry (mean radius model). The analytical method is based on the solution of Laplace’s and Poisson’s equations by the separation of variables method. The influence of geometrical parameters such as number of pole pairs and air-gap length is studied. Magneticfield distribution, axial force and torque computed with the proposed 2-D analytical model are compared with those obtained from 3-D finite elements simulations and experimental results.

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Published

2021-03-27

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2018: NITET

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