Contactless magnetic spiral gear and variants thereof
AssigneeObschestvo S Ogranichennoy Otvetsvennostu <Laboratorii Amfora>
InventorsKonstantin V. Indukaev, Pavel A. Osipov
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AssigneeObschestvo S Ogranichennoy Otvetsvennostu <Laboratorii Amfora>
InventorsKonstantin V. Indukaev, Pavel A. Osipov
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The invention relates to the precision machine manufacturing and can be used as a gear for creating an extra-precise linear drive in the machine-tool industry, metrology, optics and electronic industry. A contactless magnetic screw gear (CMSG) comprises a screw (1) and a nut (2) including a permanent magnet (3) mounted between magnetic circuits (14) having pole pieces (4). A fine-modular thread is made on the screw (1) and the pole pieces (4), grooves of which thread are filled with a solid non-magnetic material flush with tops of the thread ridges. The screw (1) and the nut (2) interact each other via a radial gap (11). According to the second variant of the CMSG, the nut is provided with a housing in which are mounted N double length magnetic circuits and N double length pole pieces separated from each other with the permanent magnets. According to the third variant of the CMSG, the nut is provided with the housing to which a ring insert is rigidly connected, a multiple-start thread in made in that ring insert, and grooves of this thread are filled with a hard magnetic material forming the permanent magnets. According to the fourth variant of the CMSG, the aerostatical throttle element (12) is formed by a ring slot connected to the supplying channels through the radial gap (11) between the screw (1) and the nut (2).
A contactless magnetic screw gear comprising a screw and a nut interacting each other via a radial gap, a permanent magnet and threaded pole pieces mounted within the nut, the screw thread ridges being made from a ferromagnetic material, and the screw thread grooves and pole piece thread grooves being filled with a solid non-magnetic material, in the nut are made supplying channels intended for supplying a compressed fluid medium to the radial gap between the screw and the nut, characterized in that two magnetic circuits made in the form of coaxial rings, two aerostatical throttle units placed from two sides at the nut edges, two start rings mounted on the end faces of the nut, and a non-magnetic ring distance piece are introduced into the nut, the permanent magnet being made in the form of a ring magnetized along the axis of the nut and mounted between magnetic circuits end faces faced each other, the pole pieces being made in the form of sleeves each being rigidly connected to the internal surface of the corresponding magnetic circuit, the non-magnetic ring distance piece being mounted between internal end faces of the pole pieces within the permanent magnet ring, every aerostatical throttle unit being mounted in recesses of the magnetic circuit, adjoining the end face of the corresponding pole piece and being connected to the supplying channel formed by an opening made in the magnetic circuit.
A contactless magnetic screw gear comprising a screw and a nut interacting each other via a radial gap, a permanent magnet and threaded pole pieces mounted within the nut, the screw thread ridges being made from a ferromagnetic material, and the screw thread grooves and pole piece thread grooves being filled with a solid non-magnetic material, in the nut are made supplying channels intended for supplying a compressed fluid medium to the radial gap between the screw and the nut, characterized in that two magnetic circuits and N double length magnetic circuits made in the form of coaxial rings, N double length pole pieces, N permanent magnets, (N+1) non-magnetic ring distance pieces, where N≦1, two aerostatical throttle units placed from two sides at the nut edges, and two start rings mounted on the end faces of the nut are introduced into the nut, the nut being provided with a housing made from a non-magnetic material, the pole pieces and N double length pole pieces being made in the form of sleeves each being rigidly connected to the internal surface of the corresponding magnetic circuit and N double length magnetic circuits, the permanent magnets being made in the form of the rings magnetized along the axis of the nut from the materials differing by a coercive force value, said permanent magnet being mounted behind the end face of the first magnetic circuit, and N-th one of the introduced permanent magnets being mounted behind the end face of the N-th double length magnetic circuit, every aerostatical throttle unit being mounted in recesses of the housing between the end faces of the corresponding pole piece and the start ring and being connected to the supplying channel formed by an opening made in the nut housing, the first one of the (N+1) non-magnetic ring distance pieces being mounted between internal end faces of the pole piece and the first double length pole piece within the first permanent magnet ring, and every N-th non-magnetic ring distance piece being mounted behind the N-th double length pole piece within the N-th permanent magnet ring, and the screw being provided with an axial opening being hollow or filled with a bar a from non-magnetic material.
A contactless magnetic screw gear comprising a screw and a nut interacting each other via a radial gap, the screw thread ridges being made from a ferromagnetic material, and the screw thread grooves being filled with a solid non-magnetic material, in the nut are made supplying channels intended for supplying a compressed fluid medium to the radial gap between the screw and the nut, characterized in that two aerostatical throttle units placed from two sides at the nut edges, two start rings and a ring thin-walled insert from a ferro-magnetic material are introduced into the nut, the nut being provided with a housing made from a non-magnetic material, with which housing the ring insert being rigidly connected, a multiple-start thread being made in the ring insert through its whole thickness, the thread grooves being filled with a hard magnetic material forming the helicoidal permanent magnets with the axial magnetization, the permanent magnets of even and odd starts of the thread being made from a material differing by a coercive force value, and the magnetization directions of adjacent permanent magnets being opposite, the start rings being mounted on the end faces of the nut, every aerostatical throttle unit being mounted in recesses in the housing, adjoining the start ring and being connected to the supplying channel formed by an opening made in the nut housing, and the screw being provided with an axial opening being hollow or filled with a bar from a non-magnetic material.
A contactless magnetic screw gear comprising a screw and a nut interacting each other via a radial gap, a permanent magnet and threaded pole pieces being mounted in the nut, the screw thread ridges being made from ferromagnetic material, and the screw thread grooves and pole piece thread grooves being filled with solid non-magnetic material, in the nut are made supplying channels intended for supplying a compressed fluid medium to the radial gap between the screw and the nut, characterized in that two magnetic circuits made in the form of coaxial rings, two aerostatical throttle units placed from two sides at the nut edges, two start rings mounted on the end faces of the nut, and a non-magnetic ring distance piece are introduced into the nut, the permanent magnet being made in the form of a ring magnetized along the axis of the nut and being mounted between magnetic circuits end faces faced each other, the pole pieces being made in the form of sleeves each being rigidly connected to the internal surface of the corresponding magnetic circuit, the non-magnetic ring distance piece being mounted between internal end faces of the pole pieces within the permanent magnet ring, in which ring distance piece a T-shaped channel and a ring separating groove being made, and every aerostatical throttle unit, through the radial gap between the screw and the nut and through the ring separating groove, being connected to the supplying channel formed by a radial opening made in one of the magnetic circuits and aligned with the T-shaped channel.
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