Method and device for dynamically balancing a rotational body or a motor housing
AssigneeBrose Fahrzeugteile SE & Co. Kommanditgesellschaft, Würzburg
InventorsRoland Kalb, Helmut Pfalzgraf
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Abstract
A method dynamically balances a rotational body. First, the rotational body is set into rotation and then an imbalance of the rotational body is determined. According to the determined imbalance, material of the rotational body is removed and/or additional material is applied to the rotational body. The removal and/or the application is carried out by a laser beam of a laser.
Claims7
A method for dynamically balancing a rotational body, which comprises the steps of:
- fastening an arc-shaped balancing mass material-lockingly in a region of free ends of arms of an arc of the arc-shaped balancing mass with, in each case, a welded point by means of welding, on an outer circumference of the rotational body, wherein the arc-shape balancing mass has an inner circumference which is smaller than an outer radius of the outer circumference, so that a free space is formed as thermal insulation between the arc-shaped balancing mass and the rotational body by a difference in radius in an area of an apex point of the arc-shaped balancing mass;
- setting the rotational body in rotation;
- determining an imbalance of the rotational body;
- removing material from the arc-shaped balancing mass and/or applying additional material to the arc-shaped balancing mass in dependence on a determined imbalance;
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- carrying out a material removal and/or a material application by means of a laser beam of a laser.
A device for dynamically balancing a rotational body, the device comprising:
- an arc-shaped balancing mass having an inner radius, which is smaller than an outer radius of an outer circumference of the rotational body, said arc-shaped balancing mass having arms of an arc with free ends;
- a welding unit for welding said arc-shaped balancing mass material-lockingly in a region of said free ends of said arms of said arc at the outer circumference, so that a free space is formed as thermal insulation between said arc-shaped balancing mass and the rotational body by a difference in radius in an area of an apex point of said arc-shaped balancing mass;
- an imbalance measuring device for determining an imbalance of the rotational body;
- a laser for generating a laser beam, by means of said laser material of said arc-shaped balancing mass can be removed and/or additional material can be applied to said arc-shaped balancing mass;
- a controller programmed to:
- set the rotational body in rotation;
- determine the imbalance of the rotational body via said imbalance measuring device;
- remove the material from said arc-shaped balancing mass and/or apply the additional material to said arc-shaped balancing mass in dependence on a determined imbalance;
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- carry out a material removal and/or a material application by means of the laser beam of the laser.
A method for dynamically balancing a rotational body being a motor housing with a magnet element fitted therein, which comprises the steps of:
- fastening an arc-shaped balancing mass material-lockingly in a region of free ends of arms of an arc of the arc-shaped balancing mass with, in each case, a welded point by means of welding, on an outer circumference of the motor housing, wherein the arc-shape balancing mass has an inner circumference which is smaller than an outer radius of the outer circumference, so that a free space is formed as thermal insulation between the arc-shaped balancing mass and the motor housing by a difference in radius in an area of an apex point of the arc-shaped balancing mass;
- setting the motor housing in rotation;
- determining an imbalance of the motor housing;
- removing material from the arc-shaped balancing mass and/or applying additional material to the arc-shaped balancing mass in dependence on a determined imbalance;
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- carrying out a material removal and/or application by means of a laser beam of a laser.
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