Apparatus for measuring imbalance of rotors

Measuring and testing – Rotor unbalance – Dynamic

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73475, G01M 106

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for measuring imbalance of rotors, in particular motor vehicle wheels, having a primary shaft driven by an electric motor. The rotor to be tested is secured to the primary shaft with the aid of a clamping device, which transmits the drive torque transmitted to the primary shaft to the rotor by means of friction. The apparatus includes a time-controlled brake, which when the electric motor is switched on reduces the drive torque in a time-controlled manner until the rush moment fades. As a result, loosening of the clamping device is prevented and a gentle start is assured.

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Varaksa, Rotor Dynamic Balancing Drive-has Single Speed Induction Motor Run/Up while two-Speed Induction Motor is Run at Speed Greater Than Sync. Speed Derwent Publications Ltd. Dec. 1980, Atstract, 2 pages.

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