Magnetic Bearings

Description

MAKODA Bearing offers a wide range of magnetic bearings designed to deliver superior performance and reliability. Our magnetic bearings are designed to be used in a variety of applications, from oil and gas to compressors and pumps.

Magnetic bearings are a type of bearing that use magnets to provide a non-contact, frictionless form of support. They are typically used in high-speed applications such as aircraft engines, medical imaging equipment, and industrial pumps. Magnetic bearings provide a number of benefits over traditional bearing technologies, such as lubrication-free operation, improved performance, reduced maintenance costs, and the ability to operate in extreme temperatures or harsh environments. Magnetic bearings are constructed using permanent magnets and coils that interact with each other to generate a magnetic field, which is used to support the load.

The design of magnetic bearings typically consists of two concentric rings with magnets on the inside and coils on the outside. The magnets create a radial magnetic field that interacts with the coils to generate a force which is used to support the load. The force generated can be adjusted by changing the current going through the coils, allowing for precise control over the load’s position. Magnetic bearings are also able to actively control the load’s position, velocity, and acceleration, which is not possible with traditional bearing technologies.