WO2003014686A1 - Berührungsloses messen von beanspruchungen rotierender teile - Google Patents
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- G—PHYSICS
- G01—MEASURING; TESTING
- G01L—MEASURING FORCE, STRESS, TORQUE, WORK, MECHANICAL POWER, MECHANICAL EFFICIENCY, OR FLUID PRESSURE
- G01L5/00—Apparatus for, or methods of, measuring force, work, mechanical power, or torque, specially adapted for specific purposes
- G01L5/0009—Force sensors associated with a bearing
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- G01L—MEASURING FORCE, STRESS, TORQUE, WORK, MECHANICAL POWER, MECHANICAL EFFICIENCY, OR FLUID PRESSURE
- G01L3/00—Measuring torque, work, mechanical power, or mechanical efficiency, in general
- G01L3/02—Rotary-transmission dynamometers
- G01L3/04—Rotary-transmission dynamometers wherein the torque-transmitting element comprises a torsionally-flexible shaft
- G01L3/10—Rotary-transmission dynamometers wherein the torque-transmitting element comprises a torsionally-flexible shaft involving electric or magnetic means for indicating
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- the invention is concerned with a method for measuring e.g. thermal or mechanical stresses (or loads) on a rotating part which is mounted in a substantially closed metallic housing. Those rotating parts which are mounted on a roller bearing, for example shafts, are preferably addressed.
- the invention also relates to a device with which such a measurement is possible, wherein a reflection signal reflected by the shaft rotating sensor (also: passive transmitter) is received by antennas which convert it into a reception signal which is used for detection or determination
- SAW sensors can be applied as sensors on a rotating part of a bearing, for example a roller bearing.
- Rolling bearings themselves are mostly installed in essentially closed bearing housings and are therefore completely or practically completely surrounded by metallic surfaces, which leads to interference in electromagnetic waves and consequently to local extinctions and reception gaps. Gaps in reception are disadvantageous for a substantially continuous or continuous measurement of the load condition, or one oriented towards the circumference of the rotating part.
- SAW sensors are described in their structure in DE 42 17 049 (Siemens), associated publications, such as Buff, "SAW Sensors”, Sensors and Actuators, A, 1992, pages 117 to 121 and in an expanded area of application in a publication from "Ultrasonics Symposium", 1994, pages 589 to 592, authors Schmidt, Sczesny, Reindl, Magori, there in particular page 591, right column for FIG. 6.
- the structure of the SAW sensors is known from this, as is the excitation of these Short burst sensors of about
- the SAW sensors have been used in a similar design in motor vehicles on a shaft, cf. DE 198 47 291, there column 2, line 45 ff., However, two sensors have been used per shaft, one of which was arranged in one of two half-shells. The same sensors have also been described as torque transducers in a dissertation, cf. Pistor, "torque transducer with surface wave sensors under special Consideration of the force transmission ", Chair for electrical measurement technology, Technical University of Kunststoff, June 28, 1999, there Figure 8.2 with the associated description.
- the invention is based on the technical problem of being able to measure mechanical stress without contact on a rotatable part, such as a shaft, and at least reducing reception gaps, preferably in the evaluated received signal, in spite of the metallic, essentially closed bearing housing. It is not the geometry of the housing or the bearing that is to be optimized, but rather the measurement itself, which should work reliably over the entire rotation angle of 360 °, with a cost-effective design and less complex evaluation electronics.
- This object is achieved with at least two received signals that come from at least two antennas that cannot be rotated with the rotating part.
- These antennas are assigned to the bearing housing and arranged in it at a distance, preferably circumferentially (claim 12).
- reception signals can be made available which, viewed together, enable an improvement or optimization of a resultant working signal which, viewed on the circumference, that is to say when the rotating part rotates through 360 °, at least no complete reception gaps has (claim 1).
- SAW sensors are used as sensors, for example, which work passively with surface waves and reflect or send back incident electromagnetic waves with a time delay. A runtime in the sensors is used in the reflection. For this purpose, the sensor is irradiated with a high-frequency pulse and this pulse is recorded via an antenna, in one
- Interdigital transducer converted into a surface wave and this is reflected in staggered time from reflector points on the sensor, so that there are time differences in the reflected multiple signals.
- This at least one transit time difference follows from the distances between the reflector locations on the sensor.
- the reflection signals reflect a geometric length due to their transit time difference, changes in this transit time (the distance between the two reflection signals) result in a mechanical expansion of the sensor.
- a mechanical load on the rotatable part on which the sensor is firmly attached can be determined from this expansion.
- a thermal load is an essential cause for a change in the phase velocity of the surface wave on the SAW sensor, which also changes the transit time (between the respective reflector location and the converter as an interdigital transducer) , This results in a load-dependent or temperature-dependent signal variable as the output variable of the passive sensor, which can also be viewed as a transmitter, based on the reflected signal.
- the senor provides a "passive transmission signal" which, in comparison with the input signal or a reference signal with a constant phase, leads to a contactless measurement option.
- the mechanical load on the rotating part changes the geometry of the (passive) sensor, which causes a change in the reflected signals by expansion or contraction (claim 13, claim 17), which can be measured without contact by the multiple receiving antennas and a downstream evaluation electronics (claim 1).
- the at least two, preferably only two, received signals are fed to a signal stage upstream of the evaluation circuit, which either combines the two signals (claim 4, second alternative) or switches these signals in such a way that a sufficient received signal is always available for the subsequent evaluation of this signal ( Claim 4, first alternative and claim 7). Both signals are used to determine the mechanical stress on the rotating part, but not necessarily at the same time, but preferably with a time delay, corresponding to a mechanical rotary movement of the rotating part (claim 11, claim 21).
- the respectively more favorable received signal can become a work signal that serves as the basis for the load measurement (claim 10, claim 16).
- a work signal that serves as the basis for the load measurement (claim 10, claim 16).
- only one evaluation electronics is required (claim 15), which takes over the evaluation with the (one) working signal.
- the possible switchover between, for example, two available signals, each of which independently has reception gaps, cancellations or field strength drops, can be based on a threshold value (claim 8).
- the active received signal which lies above the threshold value during the measurement, is used to evaluate and determine the mechanical load in particular. If this active received signal falls below the threshold value, the previously passive received signal, which is available in parallel but is not actively evaluated, is used for the evaluation.
- the threshold value can be adaptive, that is to say it can be adapted or tracked (claim 14).
- the antennas are arranged so that both antennas do not simultaneously emit a received signal that has a minimum or a reception gap (claim 5,6). It is recommended that the received signals be reversed in the same way, with one signal rising when the other signal falls.
- the minimum and maximum of the two signals can very preferably be coordinated essentially with one another, but this is strongly dependent on the non-deterministic housing geometry of the bearing.
- a rotatable part is preferably designed as a shaft and held by a roller bearing, for example a pillow block bearing (claim 3).
- the fixed arrangement of the sensor on the shaft as a rotating part is to be understood in such a way that a mechanical expansion or thermal load of the shaft is transmitted to the sensor, so that its condition is measured from the housing side over the transit time of the surface waves with reflected electromagnetic waves can be.
- the electromagnetic pulse can, for example, be radiated by one of the two or more antennas, which can also work as receiving antennas.
- the irradiation of the pulse onto the sensor ensures reflection and a division of the frequency pulse into a plurality of electrical signals, which are emitted by the plurality of spatially spaced-apart receiving antennas.
- the electromagnetic signal is preferably a pulsed high-frequency signal (claim 18), which is reflected by the sensor (claim 9).
- the measuring device works reliably, regardless of a constructive or destructive overlay (increase or reduction of the signal intensity through reflections of the electromagnetic waves).
- FIG. 1 is a front view of a first exemplary roller bearing 5 as a pillow block bearing with a rotatable shaft 1 and two receiving antennas A1, A2 to illustrate a first example of the measurement method and a first example of the measurement setup.
- Figure 1a is a sectional view along the plane ll-ll.
- Figure 2 is a field strength distribution in a bearing housing for two staggered antennas, with a first signal a1 of the first antenna and a second signal a2 of the second antenna. Both signals are angle-dependent in their signal amplitude, whereby a rotation angle of 360 ° is assumed, over which the measurement should work reliably.
- Figure 3 is a resulting field strength distribution, as it results from a
- composition or combination of the two individual signals a1 and a2 shown results in a resulting curve a3, which is also angle-dependent.
- FIGS 1 and 1a illustrate a schematic view of a bearing.
- a bearing housing 10 has an upper curved section 10a following the shape of the bearing 5 and a base section 10b with a base 10b '.
- Two bearing components can be detachably connected to one another via screw assemblies 11, 12 with screw heads 11a, 12a, so that a bearing shell 1b has a plurality of rolling elements 5a, 5b, 5c ...
- the bearing rolling elements 5a, 5b, 5c, ... are arranged between a bearing inner ring 1a and an outer ring 1b as a shell.
- the inner ring 1a is fixed on the shaft 1, for example by thermal shrinking.
- the outer ring supports the rolling elements.
- the bearing shown can also be referred to as a pillow block bearing with an associated housing.
- the rotational movement of the shaft is symbolized by a rotation ⁇ of the individual rolling elements 5a, 5b etc. (in short: 5) and the shaft 1 is designated by an angle of rotation ⁇ which indicates the instantaneous value of the angle of rotation ⁇ (t) of the sensor 2, 0 ° ⁇ ⁇ 360 °.
- the rolling elements 5a, 5b, ... are arranged at substantially equal intervals orbitally around the shaft 1.
- the sensor 2 which in the example is a SAW sensor for reflecting surface electromagnetic waves, is fixed on the shaft 1 and connected to the bearing ring 1 a, that mechanical changes within the shaft or the bearing ring, such as strains, stresses or contractions be transferred and change it mechanically according to the load.
- ⁇ ( ⁇ ) can be dependent on the angle of rotation of the shaft as well as time-dependent ⁇ (t) if the shaft is an input shaft or an output shaft that transmits or applies a torque.
- the axial sectional view 11-11 shows the arrangement of the sensor 2, which is provided on the shaft and extends axially over a partial length of the inner ring 1a, with an antenna 2a arranged essentially perpendicularly thereto.
- two receiving antennas A1 and A2 are also axially spaced on a carrier piece 1c, one of which antennas can also be used as a transmitting antenna.
- the method described on the arrangement reduces reception gaps and ensures that with each angular position of the bearing, corresponding to each angular position of the shaft 1, the sensor can be scanned (evaluated) without additional evaluation electronics, rather only one evaluation electronics 21 is used, connected to one Circuit arrangement 20, which is described below.
- the load on the bearing, in particular on shaft 1 can thus be determined continuously (in terms of time and / or from the angle of rotation). This determination is a non-contact measurement, it can also be viewed as a determination of the mechanical load. Thermal measurement is also possible, as is the combination of the two.
- two antennas are introduced in the upper section 10a, the spacing of which is selected such that one antenna is at a maximum field strength, while the other antenna has a reception gap with regard to its received signal.
- FIG. 2 from which the two received signals a1, a2 emerge depending on the angle of rotation of the sensor 2. These are not in phase, but mutually in phase, whereby a maximum and a minimum are assigned to each other in such a way that the two field strength curves over the angle of rotation never have a minimum at the same time.
- This working signal a3 is also dependent on the angle of rotation ⁇ and shows a much more uniform course in terms of signal strength than a single signal a1 or a2.
- the switchover is implemented by the circuit arrangement 20, to which the two signal profiles a1, a2 are available at the same time, but which only passes one of them to the evaluation circuit 21 as the working signal a3.
- a more uniform reception field strength is thus subjected to the evaluation, so that a more reliable load value ⁇ ( ⁇ ) or ⁇ (t) is obtained.
- One of these two antennas A1 or A2 can at the same time be a transmitting antenna for transmitting a high-frequency pulse that is reflected by the sensor 2.
- the reflected signals are picked up by the two antennas spaced by ⁇ at different locations and form two separate electrical reception signals a1, a2, which due to the spatial spacing of the antennas are usually not the same.
- These two received signals then form the working signal via the circuit arrangement 20, from which the load value to be measured can be calculated.
- the reception quality is no longer dependent solely on one antenna and its arrangement, but both antennas can be positioned in such a way that the two reception signals are no longer disturbed as a result of the reflected pulses for determining the expansion when viewed together.
- An angle between 15 ° and 90 °, in particular in the range between 20 ° and 45 °, can be used as the circumferential distance ⁇ , as shown in FIG. 1. Angles below 90 ° are preferred.
- the duration of the high-frequency pulse which is composed of high-frequency components, the times can be matched to the bearing housing.
- the temporal length of the high-frequency pulse which is also referred to as an "interrogation pulse" is matched to the distance between the reflectors on the sensor.
- the length of the pulse should only be a maximum of half the minimum time interval between two adjacent reflectors on the sensor. Otherwise there may be overlaps of the incoming transmission pulse with the reflected response pulse.
- the minimum time interval between two reflectors is 160 nsec. This results in a maximum pulse length of essentially 80 nsec.
- the pulse length can also be selected such that the essential echo signals from the environment have decayed before the reflection signal of the SAW sensor is emitted, which is emitted by its antenna 2a.
- Further reception antennas which are not shown graphically, can be added, which then also feed their reception signals to the circuit arrangement 20, which selects the qualitatively strongest as working signal a3 from the more than two reception signals then available, or otherwise combines them.
- the switchover point at which a change is made in the circuit arrangement 20 between the first received signal a1 and the second received signal a2 can be made dependent on a threshold value.
- the shaft or the bearing can have different rotational speeds.
- a connection to a position controller should not take place, so that the switchover time from the first antenna to the second antenna, or the respective electrical received signal itself, is to be determined, that is to say from the signals themselves, their signal levels or their course.
- the switching time is determined from at least one of the received signals a1 (t) or a2 (t) itself.
- the specification of the threshold value depends on the installation and differs from rolling bearing to rolling bearing. It can be determined during installation, but the system is made capable of learning, the circuit arrangement 20 searching for a switching threshold independently and advantageously even automatically.
- This method ensures a more uniform reception quality with a maximum number of usable reception pulses, which emanate from the transmission antenna, are reflected by the sensor 2 and are then converted as reception signals into reception signals at the individual antennas.
- a pulse is received alternately with antenna A1 and then with antenna A2, and the strongest value is used as working signal a3 for further processing with evaluation circuit 21.
- a pulse is activated by a transmitting antenna, which is, for example, antenna A1, in order to form antenna A2 with the received signal from the signal reflected by sensor 2.
- This received signal is stored in its amplitude or signal strength.
- the corresponding reception signal of the first antenna A1 is likewise measured by the circuit 20 and compared with the signal strength of the previously measured signal. The stronger signal is used for evaluation.
- Half of the information or pulses are lost, but the system is certain that the better value of the two or more received signals is always available if several spaced antennas and, accordingly, several received signals are used.
- the antennas are used crosswise alternately as a transmitting or receiving antenna.
- Another variant is to alternately receive a pulse with antenna A1 and then a pulse with antenna A2.
- the two signal values of the received signal are weighted and combined, in particular summed up, depending on the received field strength.
- all transmitted pulses are converted into received pulses and evaluated, but the information content of some pulses may not be of such high quality, which overall does not give as good a result as the method described first, in which the signal amplitude was compared with a threshold value .
- the alternating reception can also be converted into a common reception, in which a separate transmission antenna is also added, the high-frequency transmission pulse of both reception antennas A1, A2 being converted into two reception signals a1, a2 present at the same time.
- the phase of the reflected pulse is evaluated by determining an in-phase and a quadrature value of the carrier signal. This information can also be used to determine the signal amplitude, which signal amplitude is used according to the examples described above to determine the working signal a3 and / or to determine a threshold value.
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JP2003519370A JP2004538564A (ja) | 2001-08-11 | 2002-08-09 | 回転部分の応力の非接触測定 |
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