Device and Method for Magnetically Axially Supporting a Rotor
US-2015362015-A1 · Dec 17, 2015 · US
US12454978B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12454978-B2 |
| Application number | US-202318321814-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | May 23, 2023 |
| Priority date | May 30, 2022 |
| Publication date | Oct 28, 2025 |
| Grant date | Oct 28, 2025 |
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A magnetic bearing apparatus capable of correcting inclination of a rotating element with a small magnetic attractive force and capable of stably supporting the rotating element is disclosed. The magnetic bearing apparatus includes: a non-magnetic ring made of non-magnetic material; and at least three axial magnetic poles arranged along a circumferential direction of the non-magnetic ring. Each axial magnetic pole has an arc-shaped coil and a coil housing that accommodates the coil therein. The at least three axial magnetic poles are fixed to the non-magnetic ring.
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What is claimed is: 1. A magnetic bearing apparatus for supporting a rotating element in a non-contact manner, comprising: a non-magnetic ring made of non-magnetic material; and at least three axial magnetic poles arranged along a circumferential direction of the non-magnetic ring, the at least three axial magnetic poles having a plurality of arc-shaped coils and a plurality of coil housings that accommodate the plurality of coils therein, respectively, the at least three axial magnetic poles being fixed to the non-magnetic ring, wherein the plurality of coil housings have a plurality of arc-shaped outer walls around which the plurality of arc-shaped coils are wound, respectively, and a plurality of arc-shaped inner walls arranged radially inwardly of the plurality of arc-shaped outer walls, respectively, and wherein the plurality of arc-shaped inner walls are separated from each other, and gaps are formed between the plurality of arc-shaped inner walls, wherein the plurality of coil housings have a plurality of arc-shaped base plates coupled to the plurality of arc-shaped outer walls and the plurality of arc-shaped inner walls, wherein the plurality of arc-shaped base plates are separated from each other, and gaps are formed between the plurality of arc-shaped base plates, and wherein the plurality of coil housings are fixed to the non-magnetic ring, wherein the plurality of coil housings have a plurality of flanges protruding radially inwardly from the plurality of arc-shaped inner walls, the plurality of flanges are fixed to the non-magnetic ring, the plurality of flanges are separated from each other, and gaps are formed between the plurality of flanges. 2. The magnetic bearing apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein electric wires are coupled to the plurality of coils and are arranged along the plurality of flanges. 3. The magnetic bearing apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein the non-magnetic ring has at least one recess in its inner periphery, and the electric wires extend through the recess. 4. The magnetic bearing apparatus according to claim 1 , further comprising positioning pins configured to fix a relative position between the non-magnetic ring and each axial magnetic pole. 5. The magnetic bearing apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising molding material covering coils of the at least three axial magnetic poles. 6. The magnetic bearing apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein an upper surface of each coil housing is a flat surface capable of making surface contact with a heat radiating member. 7. A magnetic bearing apparatus for supporting a rotating element in a non-contact manner, comprising: a non-magnetic ring made of non-magnetic material; and at least three axial magnetic poles arranged along a circumferential direction of the non-magnetic ring, the at least three axial magnetic poles having a plurality of arc-shaped coils and a plurality of coil housings configured to accommodate the plurality of coils therein, respectively, the at least three axial magnetic poles being fixed to the non-magnetic ring, wherein the plurality of coil housings have a plurality of arc-shaped inner walls around which the plurality of arc-shaped coils are wound, respectively, and a plurality of arc-shaped outer walls arranged radially outwardly of the arc-shaped inner walls, respectively, wherein the plurality of arc-shaped outer walls are separated from each other and gaps are formed between the plurality of arc-shaped outer walls, and wherein the plurality of coil housings are fixed to the non-magnetic ring, wherein the plurality of coil housings have a plurality of flanges protruding radially outwardly from the plurality of arc-shaped outer walls, the plurality of flanges are fixed to the non-magnetic ring, the plurality of flanges are separated from each other, and gaps are formed between the plurality of flanges. 8. The magnetic bearing apparatus according to claim 7 , wherein electric wires are coupled to the plurality of coils and are arranged along the plurality of flanges. 9. The magnetic bearing apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the non-magnetic ring has at least one recess in its outer periphery, and the electric wires extend through the recess.
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