2016
DOI: 10.1109/tla.2016.7786345
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Eddy Currents Electromagnetic Brake Device

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“…In the past several decades, there have been important research achievements in these areas. Cunha et al 14 presented the design stages, development and testing of an electromagnetic braking by the action of induced currents mainly aiming to use as a variable load in three phase induction motors tests. Fujimoto and Harada 15 studied a braking force distribution model that considers the acceleration and speed of the vehicle to optimize the distribution of braking force.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the past several decades, there have been important research achievements in these areas. Cunha et al 14 presented the design stages, development and testing of an electromagnetic braking by the action of induced currents mainly aiming to use as a variable load in three phase induction motors tests. Fujimoto and Harada 15 studied a braking force distribution model that considers the acceleration and speed of the vehicle to optimize the distribution of braking force.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Outra abordagem geralmente utilizada em aplicações industriais está no uso de freios eletromagnéticos (YASA et al, 2014). Os freios eletromagnéticos são compostos de uma fonte de fluxo magnético estacionário, como imã permanente ou eletroímã, e de um disco condutor conectado a uma fonte de energia mecânica rotativa, o disco metálico é freado assim que uma corrente começa a circular nos imãs, criando um campo magnético que atravessa o disco (CUNHA et al, 2016). Os freios eletromagnéticos apresentam muitas vantagens em relação aos freios com atrito mecânico principalmente pela inexistência de contato físico, reduzindo o desgaste dos componentes por atrito, redução da emissão de ruídos e aumento da vida útil das peças de manutenção (SHIN et al, 2013).…”
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