Magnetic bearing device and compressor
AssigneeDaikin Industries, Ltd.
InventorAtsushi Sakawaki
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Abstract
A magnetic bearing supports an object to be supported in a noncontact manner by means of a composite electromagnetic force of first and second electromagnets. A processor-based controller causes a first current and a second current to be controlled according to the following equations, i 1 = g 0 - ax g 0 ( i b + i d ) ( 1 ) i 2 = g 0 + ax g 0 ( i b - i d ) ( 2 ) where i1 is the first current flowing to the first electromagnet, i2 is the second current flowing to the second electromagnet, id is a control current, ib is a bias current, g0 is a reference gap length, x is a displacement amount of the object to be supported with respect to a center position, and a is a predetermined correction coefficient.
Claims11
A magnetic bearing device, comprising:
- a magnetic bearing that has first and second electromagnets opposed to each other with an object to be supported interposed therebetween and supports the object to be supported in a noncontact manner by means of a composite electromagnetic force of the first and second electromagnets;
- and
- a processor coupled with a memory storing a program which, when executed by the processor, causes a first current and a second current to be controlled according to the following equations,
- i
- 1
- =
- g
- 0
- -
- ax
- g
- 0
-
- (
- i
- b
- +
- i
- d
- )
- (
- 1
- )
- i
- 2
- =
- g
- 0
- +
- ax
- g
- 0
-
- (
- i
- b
- -
- i
- d
- )
- (
- 2
- )
- where i1 is the first current flowing to the first electromagnet, i2 is the second current flowing to the second electromagnet, id is a control current corresponding to a current component varying according to a displacement of the object to be supported in the opposed direction of the first and second electromagnets, ib is a bias current corresponding to a current component indicating a predetermined current value, g0 is a reference gap length corresponding to a gap length between the object to be supported and the first and second electromagnets at the time when the object to be supported lies at a center position between the first and second electromagnets, x is a displacement amount of the object to be supported with respect to the center position in the opposed direction of the first and second electromagnets, and a is a predetermined non-zero correction coefficient.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.