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Actual Problems in Machine Building. 2016. N 3

Technological Equipment, Machining

Attachments and Instruments

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EFFECT OF MECHANICAL LOSSES IN THE OUTPUT PERFORMANCE

OF ELECTROMECHANICAL OSCILLATION SYSTEM WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC

EXCITATION

Neyman L.A.

, Ph.D. (Engineering), Assistant Professor, e-mail:

neyman@ngs.ru

Neyman

V.Yu

.

,

D.Sc.

(Engineering), Professor, e-mail:

nv.nstu@ngs.ru

Novosibirsk State Technical University, 20 Prospect K. Marksa, Novosibirsk, 630073, Russian

Federation

Abstract

Dynamical analysis improvement and its capabilities extension are important for the complex

analysis and synthesis of the vibratory electromagnetic drive applied in engineering systems for

exciting low-frequency oscillations and vibrations. The electric drive dynamic model is based on

differential equations of the non-linear circuit electrical balance with respect to d'Alembert principle

for a mechanical system with spring linkages. Periodical electromechanical processes are

considered as an example for studying dynamical model capabilities of the transient and quasi

stationary mode fundamental analysis with structural modeling methods and facilities in Matlab

Simulink. It is established that dynamical analysis accuracy is significantly depends on reproduction

accuracy of mathematical models of mechanical characteristics of spring linkages and sliding

friction forces. The electric drive operation characteristics are obtained from the developed

dynamical model. The computer simulation results have been compared with physical experiment

data. The results of the dynamical model implementation and operation characteristics analysis can

be widely used for other types of machines and devices with reciprocated electromagnetic drives.

Keywords

linear electromagnetic drive, dynamical model, electromechanical processes, structural modeling

methods, operating modes analysis, losses in the mechanical system.