Study shake the phenomena in the electromechanical systems (EMS) are presented by permanent interest for the wide circle of researchers. The most effective source of vibrations in many cases is an electromagnetic causative vibration exciters (EMCV) in that there is transformation of electric power to energy of mechanical vibrations, that is related to the change of inductance. Electromagnetic vibration exciters have a number of significant advantages over other types of exciters. Due to the absence of rubbing parts they have high reliability and durability. They allow you to smoothly adjust the amplitude of vibrations over a wide range. EMCV are easy to integrate into production lines, they have easy maintenance, low operating costs and extensive automation capabilities. This phenomenon presents interest at development of electromechanics devices for intensive vibrotechnologies. Especially development guided on frequency of resonant EMCV promotes the economy of consumption of electric power and productivity of vibrotechnique. To the article the results of theoretical and experimental researches are driven on the increase of energy efficiency of EMCV and determination of output-input ratio. It is shown that losses of electric power in EMS with EMCV related to the origin of permanent constituents and ultra-harmonics of current, choice of magnetic chain and dynamic.
Electromagnetic vibration exciters (EMW) are widely used in various sectors of the national economy (chemical, mining, engineering, oil and gas) for transportation and simultaneous processing of bulk cargo, mixing and batching, grinding, separation, etc. Recently, more and more attention has been paid to the problems of their automation. This is caused by the fact that controlled vibration machines can significantly increase and stabilize at a given level of technological processes. Automation of EMVV can be solved only by developing automatic stabilization of performance with closed feedback. Rational design of this kind of sustainability needs theoretical justification. This article discusses the analysis of self-oscillations in electromagnetic exciters with a nonlinear power source used in vibration technology. To analyze the equations, the averaging method was used. Using this method allows obtaining periodic solutions for current and mechanical vibrations. The results of the analysis can be used in the development of self-oscillating electromagnetic exciters.
A number of modern technological processes can be significantly intensified by applying vibratory excitation in a wide range of oscillation frequencies and amplitudes. In many cases, an electromagnetic vibration exciter (EMVE) may serve as the most effective source of vibration, especially at power levels up to several kilowatts and more; push-pull EMVEs developing a non-pulsating and sign-variable exciting force are considered to be the most appropriate ones. The excitation of self-oscillations in a system of two electromagnets connected according to a differential scheme, which allows the range of operating frequencies to be widened and the system power capacity to be increased, is analyzed. An equation describing the interaction between the EMVE mechanical vibration subsystem and the power supply system is given. A method for analyzing a dual-circuit self-contained electromechanical system (EMS) taking into account electromechanical links is developed. It is pointed out that during operation in the autonomous mode one stable state ensuring frequency stability is realized.
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