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Motor Bearing Damage Induced by Bearing Current: A Review

open access: yesMachines, 2022
The occurrence of the motor shaft voltage and bearing current caused by the inverter will aggravate bearing damage and lead to the premature failure of bearings. Many types of equipment are being shut down due to bearing currents, such as filters, insulated bearings and grounding brushes.
Jiaojiao Ma   +4 more
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Current Status of Hybrid Bearing Damage Detection [PDF]

open access: yesTribology Transactions, 2005
Advances in material development and processing have led to the introduction of ceramic hybrid bearings for many applications. The introduction of silicon nitride hybrid bearings into the high pressure oxidizer turbopump, on the space shuttle main engine, led NASA to solve a highly persistent and troublesome bearing problem.
PAULA J. DEMPSEY   +2 more
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Low Speed Current Bearing Anti-force Waves

open access: yesJournal of the Arkansas Academy of Science, 2014
For theoretical investigation of electrical breakdown of a gas, we apply a one-dimensional, steady profile, constant velocity, three-component (electrons, ions and neutral particles) fluid model. Our fluid model consists of the equations of conservation of mass, momentum and energy, coupled with the Poison’s equation. The set of equations is referred
Hemmati, M.   +3 more
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Wave Profile for Current Bearing Lightning Strokes

open access: yesJournal of the Arkansas Academy of Science, 2018
The propagation of breakdown waves in a gas, which is primarily driven by electron gas pressure, is described by a one-dimensional, steady-state, three-component (electrons, ions, and neutral particles) fluid model. This study will involve waves propagating in the opposite direction of the electric field force on electrons (anti-force waves—lightning
Landers, Baylee   +2 more
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Wave Profile for Current Bearing Antiforce Waves

open access: yesJournal of the Arkansas Academy of Science, 2013
For fluid dynamical analysis of breakdown waves, we employ a one-dimensional, three-component (electrons, ions and neutral particles) fluid model to describe a steady-state, ionizing wave propagating counter to strong electric fields. The electron gas temperature and therefore the electron fluid pressure is assumed to be large enough to sustain the ...
Morris, H.   +4 more
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