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E + Source Target Prototype Update and Data to date. Status Torque transducer / motor control data Accelerometers. Current Status. Local guarding frame has been built Awaiting confirmation of sheet thickness Still stuck at 60 rpm - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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11/06/08 1
E+ Source Target PrototypeUpdate and Data to date
• Status
• Torque transducer / motor control data
• Accelerometers
11/06/08 2
Current Status• Local guarding frame has been built
• Awaiting confirmation of sheet thickness
• Still stuck at 60 rpm
• Initial work by Chris Nelson (RAL) agrees with Lisle Hagler (LLBL) rotordynamic and thermal stress analysis
• We have spoken to Jim Rochford (RAL) about magnetic modeling simulations in Opera/Electra: we may be able to do this in-house very soon!
• 4 thermal cameras operational
• PC seems to be able to cope with picoscope, torque software and CTscope simultaneously
• Accelerometer hardware trip completed
11/06/08 3
Motor Control
Torque Transducer (T12)
11/06/08 4
Encoder and requested rpm (y) time (x) CT motor control feedback data
Encoder ( 0 – 655320) : shown divided by 1000 on plot
Wheel continues spinning after motor switched off
RPM
ENCODER
POSITION
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Torque and rpm (T12)
Speed shows oscilliatory behaviour
60 rpm seems to be peak speed, not even average
Speed tails off after motor switched off
TORQUE
Nm
RPM
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Blue – requested rpm, Red – rpm from torque transducer, Green – encoder, Black – torque (Nm)
11/06/08 7
Torque drives speed change (matched but slightly ahead in time)
Tosc = 1 sec @ 60 rpm = 1 rev per sec ( x-scale = milliseconds )
Speed and Torque overlaid only for shape comparison purposes (not same scales)
TORQUE
SPEED
11/06/08 8
Rpm (calc) and encoder (ct)
Rpm calculated from encoder position change and time
Oscilliatory behaviour seen before not very clear
11/06/08 9
Blue – calculated rpm from encoder, Red – rpm from torque transducer
Difficult to convincingly show agreement, too few data points from encoder
11/06/08 10
• Speed = 30 rpm
• Oscilliatory structure far less clear
• Not obviously 2Hz as expected
• Speed well short of 30 rpm
• Too slow for torque transducer?
• Calibration?RPM
11/06/08 11
• Torque @ 30 rpm
• Highly oscilliatory
• Behaviour after motor switch off not the same as 60 rpm
11/06/08 12
Torque @ 30 rpm
3 seconds of data = 1 ½ revolutions
Spokes(5) are equally spaced but large troughs(6) are
too far apart in time to be spoke edges either
Unsure of cause :- ball bearings in bearing housing / motor, no. coils / windings / magnets ?
11/06/08 13
Accelerometers
One accelerometer on table (control) and one on bearing housing
11/06/08 14
Motor off: background noise
This is a static plot but frequent fluctuations seen on short time scales, all frequencies
Something loud at 450Hz? Air con? 100 Hz? (see next plot)
Red: on table in personnel area
Blue: on bearing in machine area
11/06/08 15
Motor on at 0 rpm: rumbles
rumble seen @ 420 Hz + 525 Hz ?
trough at 200Hz likely a short-term fluctuation
11/06/08 16
Motor at 60 rpm
Entire spectrum gets louder
Very difficult to pick out any particular
enhanced frequencies ( i.e. Hz ~ rpm )
11/06/08 17
• HBM measurement training day
• Torque transducer is just a set of strain gauges on a shaft
• The twist alters the resistance which is measured by wheatstone bridges
• To achieve the highest levels of accuracy, temperature and initial stresses must be considered
Makes solid metal rig seem like a wobbly structure!
11/06/08 18
Summary
• Progress is being slowed up by safety considerations
• Most DAQ is in place and data taking is happening
• As always there are a few teething problems and unexpected results
• Proprietary software is largely black-box plug-and-play… Easy to set-up but difficult to cater for specific requirements of the experiment