Axial bearing and pole disk for an axial bearing

US12110615B2 · US · B2

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Publication numberUS-12110615-B2
Application numberUS-202217873350-A
CountryUS
Kind codeB2
Filing dateJul 26, 2022
Priority dateJul 28, 2021
Publication dateOct 8, 2024
Grant dateOct 8, 2024

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An axial bearing for a spinning rotor of an open-end spinning machine includes a static bearing component having axially polarized permanent magnet rings delimited on both sides by ferromagnetic pole disks arranged in a bearing housing, the static bearing component interacting with a dynamic bearing component formed by ferromagnetic webs arranged on a rotor shaft of the spinning rotor. Each pole disk includes a disk ring, a central opening, a vertical axis, and a horizontal axis. The disk ring includes an area of reduced ferromagnetic material on an inner circumference thereof at the vertical axis as compared to a remaining inner circumferential area of the disk ring.

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The invention claimed is: 1. An axial bearing for a spinning rotor of an open-end spinning machine, wherein the spinning rotor is supported free of axial thrust in a bearing interstice of a support disk bearing arrangement, the axial bearing comprising: a static bearing component comprising at least two axially polarized permanent magnet rings delimited on both sides by ferromagnetic pole disks, the magnetic rings and pole disks arranged in a bearing housing such that, in an installed state, identical poles are positioned opposite each other; the static bearing component configured for interacting during operation with a dynamic bearing component formed by ferromagnetic webs arranged on a rotor shaft of the spinning rotor at a distance from the pole disks; each pole disk comprising a disk ring and a central opening, each pole disk further comprising a vertical axis and a horizontal axis; the disk ring comprising an area of reduced ferromagnetic material on an inner circumference thereof at the vertical axis as compared to a remaining inner circumferential area of the disk ring; and wherein the area of reduced ferromagnetic material is defined by one or both of a chamfer formed in the disk ring or a non-ferromagnetic material added onto the disk ring. 2. The axial bearing of claim 1 , wherein the chamfer is one-sided, two-sided, crescent-shaped, wedge-shaped, or trapezoidal-shaped. 3. The axial bearing of claim 1 , wherein the central opening comprises a height along the vertical axis that is different than a width of the central opening along the horizontal axis. 4. The axial bearing of claim 1 , wherein the area of reduced ferromagnetic material is along the vertical axis in a lower half of the disk ring or in an upper half of the disk ring above the vertical axis. 5. The axial bearing of claim 1 , wherein the non-ferromagnetic material comprises a slide bearing material. 6. The axial bearing of claim 1 , wherein the non-ferromagnetic material is elastic or is elastically mounted onto the disk ring. 7. The axial bearing of claim 1 , wherein the non-ferromagnetic material is connected with the ferromagnetic material of the disk ring in a form-locking or force-locked manner. 8. The axial bearing of claim 1 , wherein the area of reduced ferromagnetic material comprises an interruption in the disk ring at the vertical axis. 9. A pole disk for an axial bearing for a spinning rotor of an open-end spinning machine, the pole disk comprising: a disk ring having a central opening, a vertical axis, and a horizontal axis; and an area of reduced ferromagnetic material on an inner circumference thereof at the vertical axis as compared to a remaining inner circumferential area of the disk ring; and wherein the area of reduced ferromagnetic material is defined by one or both of a chamfer formed in the disk ring or a non-ferromagnetic material added onto the disk ring. 10. The pole disk of claim 9 , wherein the chamfer is one-sided, two-sided, crescent-shaped, wedge-shaped, or trapezoidal-shaped. 11. The pole disk of claim 9 , wherein the central opening comprises a height along the vertical axis that is different than a width of the central opening along the horizontal axis. 12. The pole disk of claim 9 , wherein the area of reduced ferromagnetic material is along the vertical axis in a lower half of the disk ring or in an upper half of the disk ring above the vertical axis. 13. The pole disk of claim 9 , wherein the non-ferromagnetic material comprises a slide bearing material. 14. The pole disk of claim 9 , wherein the non-ferromagnetic material is elastic or is elastically mounted onto the disk ring. 15. The pole disk of claim 9 , wherein the non-ferromagnetic material is connected with the ferromagnetic material of the disk ring in a form-locking or force-locked manner. 16. The pole disk of claim 9 , wherein the area of reduced ferromagnetic material comprises an interruption in the disk ring at the vertical axis. 17. A bearing housing of an axial bearing for a spinning rotor of an open-end spinning machine, comprising: at least two axially polarized permanent magnet rings delimited on both sides by ferromagnetic pole disks such that identical poles are positioned opposite each other; a static bearing component configured for interacting during operation with a dynamic bearing component formed by ferromagnetic webs arranged on a rotor shaft of the spinning rotor at a distance from the pole disks; each pole disk comprising a disk ring and a central opening, each pole disk further comprising a vertical axis and a horizontal axis; the disk ring comprising an area of reduced ferromagnetic material on an inner circumference thereof at the vertical axis as compared to a remaining inner circumferential area of the disk ring; and wherein the area of reduced ferromagnetic material is defined by one or both of a chamfer formed in the disk ring or a non-ferromagnetic material added onto the disk ring.

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  • Bolsters; Bearings · CPC title

  • with facing radial projections · CPC title

  • Apparatus for spinning or twisting · CPC title

  • using mechanical means · CPC title

  • D01H4/12Primary

    Rotor bearings; Arrangements for driving or stopping (control therefor D01H4/42) · CPC title

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What does patent US12110615B2 cover?
An axial bearing for a spinning rotor of an open-end spinning machine includes a static bearing component having axially polarized permanent magnet rings delimited on both sides by ferromagnetic pole disks arranged in a bearing housing, the static bearing component interacting with a dynamic bearing component formed by ferromagnetic webs arranged on a rotor shaft of the spinning rotor. Each pol…
Who is the assignee on this patent?
Rieter Ag Maschf
What technology area does this patent fall under?
Primary CPC classification F16C32/0419. Mapped technology areas include Mechanical Engineering.
When was this patent published?
Publication date Tue Oct 08 2024 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) (B2). Legal status and post-grant events are not shown on this page.
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