Grease deterioration detecting method and lubricant deterioration detecting method
US-2024310354-A1 · Sep 19, 2024 · US
US11061010B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11061010-B2 |
| Application number | US-202017049973-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Mar 17, 2020 |
| Priority date | Apr 9, 2019 |
| Publication date | Jul 13, 2021 |
| Grant date | Jul 13, 2021 |
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A coaxial capacitive sensor includes a sensor lubricating oil inlet and a sensor lubricating oil outlet. The sensor lubricating oil inlet and the sensor lubricating oil outlet separately communicate with the interior of the coaxial capacitive sensor. The interior of the coaxial capacitive sensor is provided with a center bearing, electrode support insulating substrates, and electrode plates. The plurality of electrode support insulating substrates and the center bearing divide the interior of the coaxial capacitive sensor into a plurality of detection sub-spaces, and the electrode plates are attached onto the electrode support insulating substrates, respectively. The coaxial capacitive sensor provided by the present invention can be arranged in a lubricating oil pipeline to avoid the influences of environmental factors on the testing results, and can on-line detect the characteristics of the lubricating oil abrasive particles efficiently.
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A coaxial capacitive sensor, comprising: a sensor lubricating oil inlet and a sensor lubricating oil outlet; wherein the sensor lubricating oil inlet and the sensor lubricating oil outlet separately communicate with an interior of the coaxial capacitive sensor; wherein the interior of the coaxial capacitive sensor is provided with a center bearing, a plurality of electrode support insulating substrates and a plurality of electrode plates; the plurality of electrode support insulating substrates and the center bearing divide the interior of the coaxial capacitive sensor into a plurality of detection sub-spaces; the plurality of electrode plates are attached onto the plurality of electrode support insulating substrates, respectively; and the plurality of electrode plates comprise a plurality of planar electrodes and a plurality of curved electrodes to form a plurality of planar non-parallel capacitors and a plurality of curved parallel capacitors in the plurality of detection sub-spaces. 2. The coaxial capacitive sensor of claim 1 , wherein the coaxial capacitive sensor has a circular truncated cone configuration. 3. The coaxial capacitive sensor of claim 1 , wherein the coaxial capacitive sensor has a cylindrical configuration. 4. A method for online monitoring and diagnosing engine lubricating oil abrasive particles using the coaxial capacitive sensor of claim 1 , comprising: step a: allowing lubricating oil carrying the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles to enter the plurality of detection sub-spaces, and synchronously collecting monitoring signals of a plurality of capacitive sensors within the plurality of detection sub-spaces; and step b: extracting signal characteristics of two pairs of non-parallel capacitors from a time frequency domain to detect and diagnose morphological characteristics and quantitative characteristics of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles. 5. The method of claim 4 , wherein in step b, the plurality of detection sub-spaces detect and diagnose the morphological characteristics of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles by using a correspondence relationship between the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles of different morphologies and changes of the signal characteristics. 6. The method of claim 4 , wherein in step b, the plurality of detection sub-spaces perform quantitative monitoring and diagnosing on a number of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles by identifying signal pulse changes generated when the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles pass. 7. The method of claim 4 , wherein influences of environment factors comprising a temperature and a flow rate on a diagnosis result are eliminated through a differential comparison and compensation of capacitive sensing signals in the plurality of detection sub-spaces of the coaxial capacitive sensor. 8. The method of claim 4 , further comprising a method for diagnosing and detecting a change of a mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle, wherein the method for diagnosing and detecting the change of the mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle comprises the following steps: detecting a change ΔC of a capacitance in combination with the coaxial capacitive sensor, and measuring a change Δv of a medium flow rate and a change Δt of a medium temperature; marking relationships between the capacitance and the medium flow rate, the medium temperature and the mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle as: C v =f(v), C t =g(t), and C m =h(m), respectively; changes of the capacitance caused by the medium flow rate, the medium temperature and the mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle being: ΔC v =f(v+Δv), ΔC t =g(t+Δt)−g(t), and C m =h(m+Δm)−h(m), respectively; and obtaining ΔC m =ΔC−ΔC v −ΔC t to obtain the change of the mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle. 9. The method of claim 4 , wherein the coaxial capacitive sensor has a circular truncated cone configuration. 10. The method of claim 9 , wherein in step b, the plurality of detection sub-spaces detect and diagnose the morphological characteristics of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles by using a correspondence relationship between the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles of different morphologies and changes of the signal characteristics. 11. The n od of claim 9 , wherein in step b, the plurality of detection sub-spaces perform quantitative monitoring and diagnosing on a number of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles by identifying signal pulse changes generated when the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles pass. 12. The method of claim 9 , wherein influences of environment factors comprising a temperature and a flow rate on a diagnosis result are eliminated through a differential comparison and compensation of capacitive sensing signals in the plurality of detection sub-spaces of the coaxial capacitive sensor. 13. The method of claim 9 , further comprising a method for diagnosing and detecting a change of a mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle, wherein the method for diagnosing and detecting the change of the mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle comprises the following steps: detecting a change ΔC of a capacitance in combination with the coaxial capacitive sensor, and measuring a change Δv of a medium flow rate and a change Δt of a medium temperature; marking relationships between the capacitance and the medium flow rate, the medium temperature and the mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle as: C v =f(v), C t =g(t), and C m =h(m), respectively; changes of the capacitance caused by the medium flow rate, the medium temperature and the mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle being: ΔC v =f(v=Δv), ΔC t =g(t+Δt)−g(t), and ΔC m =h(m+Δm)−h(m), respectively; and obtaining ΔC m =ΔC−ΔC v −ΔC t to obtain the change of the mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle. 14. The method of claim 4 , wherein the coaxial capacitive sensor has a cylindrical configuration. 15. The method of claim 14 , wherein in step b, the plurality of detection sub-spaces detect and diagnose the morphological characteristics of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles by using a correspondence relationship between the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles of different morphologies and changes of the signal characteristics. 16. The method of claim 14 , wherein in step b, the plurality of detection sub-spaces perform quantitative monitoring and diagnosing on a number of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles by identifying signal pulse changes generated when the engine lubricating oil abrasive particles pass. 17. The method of claim 14 , wherein influences of environment factors comprising a temperature and a flow rate on a diagnosis result are eliminated through a differential comparison and compensation of capacitive sensing signals in the plurality of detection sub-spaces of the coaxial capacitive sensor. 18. The method of claim 14 , further comprising a method for diagnosing and detecting a change of a mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle, wherein the method for diagnosing and detecting the change of the mass of the engine lubricating oil abrasive particle comprises the following steps: detecting a change ΔC of a capacitance in combination with the coaxial capacitive sensor, and measuring a change Δv of a medium flow rate and a change Δt of a medium temperature; marking rel
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