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Electromagnetic power drive for a friction welding machine

Assignee: Individual
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Filing: 1984-11-12
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Granted: 1987-12-29
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Expires: 2004-11-12
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Abstract

Abstract An electromagnetic power drive for a friction welding machine, comprising a magnetic core installed immovably, which carries a power coil connected to a voltage regulator made as a switch and at least one pickup coil connected to an integrator producing voltage proportional to the actual value of the magnetic flux during friction welding, which is connected to a comparison means comprising two comparators, a driving input of one of said comparators receives voltage proportional to the assigned value of the magnetic flux during friction welding, the driving input of the other comparator receives voltage proportional to the other assigned value of the magnetic flux, and a control signal generator having a hysteresis-loop output characteristic, which is connected to the comparators, the output of said generator being the output of the comparison means electrically coupled with the voltage regulator.

Inventors

  • 👤 Vladimir K. Lebedev
  • 👤 Ivan A. Chernenko
  • 👤 Alexandr T. Dyshlenko
  • 👤 Leonid V. Litvin
  • 👤 Vladimir I. Tishura

Bibliographic Details

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CPC Classifications
B; B23; B23K; B23K20/00; B23K20/12; B23K20/121; G; G05; G05F; G05F7/00

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim 274 words
An electromagnetic power drive for a friction welding machine, comprising: a first magnetic core which is stationary; a second magnetic core adapted for axial motion and rotation in relation to said first magnetic core; a power coil installed on said first magnetic core; at least one pickup coil installed on said first magnetic core; an integrator producing voltage proportional to the actual value of the magnetic flux during said friction welding, having an output and an input connected to each said pickup coil; a comparison means having an input connected to said output of said integrator, a first driving input, a second driving input, and an output; a first comparator having an input, an output, and a driving input which is said first driving input of said comparison means, to which voltage proportional to a first assigned value of the magnetic flux is applied; a second comparator having an output, a driving input which is said second driving input of said comparison means, to which voltage proportional to a second assigned value of the magnetic flux is applied during said friction welding, and an input joined together with said input of said first comparator in order to form said input of said comparison means; a control signal generator having a hysteresis output characteristic, an input connected to said outputs of said first and second comparators, and an output which is said output of said comparison means; and a voltage regulator made as a switch operated by control signals of said control signal generator, having a control input electrically connected to said output of said comparison means, and an output connected to said power coil.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 274 words
An electromagnetic power drive for a friction welding machine, comprising: a first magnetic core which is stationary; a second magnetic core adapted for axial motion and rotation in relation to said first magnetic core; a power coil installed on said first magnetic core; at least one pickup coil installed on said first magnetic core; an integrator producing voltage proportional to the actual value of the magnetic flux during said friction welding, having an output and an input connected to each said pickup coil; a comparison means having an input connected to said output of said integrator, a first driving input, a second driving input, and an output; a first comparator having an input, an output, and a driving input which is said first driving input of said comparison means, to which voltage proportional to a first assigned value of the magnetic flux is applied; a second comparator having an output, a driving input which is said second driving input of said comparison means, to which voltage proportional to a second assigned value of the magnetic flux is applied during said friction welding, and an input joined together with said input of said first comparator in order to form said input of said comparison means; a control signal generator having a hysteresis output characteristic, an input connected to said outputs of said first and second comparators, and an output which is said output of said comparison means; and a voltage regulator made as a switch operated by control signals of said control signal generator, having a control input electrically connected to said output of said comparison means, and an output connected to said power coil.

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