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Determining inductive sensor wear debris limits for rolling contact fatigue of bearings
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology, 2014A relatively recent development for the condition monitoring of oil-wetted machinery has been the in-line full-flow inductive wear debris sensor (hereafter referred to as inductive wear debris sensors). These sensors detect a disturbance to a magnetic field caused by metallic wear debris shed from deteriorating dynamic components that is entrained in ...
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Advanced Materials Research, 2013
A micro inductance sensor model based on the software of Maxwell to detect the debris in oil is presented. The model is built to study the detecting performance of sensors with different turns and enwinding styles. It can be demonstrated that the planar coil with 15 turns has a better sensitivity to detecting metal debris with about 100 micro meters in
Fang Zhou Zhang +3 more
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A micro inductance sensor model based on the software of Maxwell to detect the debris in oil is presented. The model is built to study the detecting performance of sensors with different turns and enwinding styles. It can be demonstrated that the planar coil with 15 turns has a better sensitivity to detecting metal debris with about 100 micro meters in
Fang Zhou Zhang +3 more
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The effect of particle shape on the output of triple-coil inductive wear debris sensors
Measurement Science and TechnologyAbstract Inductive wear debris sensors are widely used for particle detection. It is the basis for identifying mechanical faults to accurately obtain detailed information about wear particles. Here, we establish a ferrous particle magnetization model related to particle volume, which theoretically verified that the ideal signal ...
Yijun Ren +5 more
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Simulation and Experimental Study of a Triple-Coils Wear Debris Inductance Sensor
2023 Global Reliability and Prognostics and Health Management Conference (PHM-Hangzhou), 2023Pengdong Yuan +3 more
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A Sensitive Large-Flow Debris Sensor Based on Dual-Excitation and Multi-Induction
IEEE Sensors Journal, 2022Yiliang Hu +4 more
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A Variable-Frequency Inductive Sensor for Distinguishing Metal Debris Material
Measurementshi haotian, Hongpeng Zhang
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Determining inductive sensor wear debris limits for rolling contact fatigue of bearings
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology, 2015Andrew Becker, Sylvester Abanteriba
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