Electromagnetic Induction Sensor Design for Metal Oil Wear Particle Detection

Authors

  • Zhi Yin

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/fdfv1k20

Keywords:

Electromagnetic induction, metal abrasive particles, oil detection, sensor design, simulation verification.

Abstract

When the mechanical equipment is working, the internal units interact with each other to produce different degrees of wear, wear will produce wear particles, the generated wear particles will flow around with the lubricating oil, if not timely detection and maintenance, it will aggravate the wear process, thus affecting the service life of the entire mechanical system. In this paper, a new high-precision three-coil electromagnetic induction sensor for metal oil wear in mechanical equipment is proposed, and Laval nozzle is innovarily applied to the oil inlet of the sensor. Firstly, based on the principle of electromagnetic induction, the physical characteristics of metal particles and their influence on magnetic field are analyzed, and the working principle and key parameters of the sensor are determined. Secondly, the overall structure of the sensor is designed, and the packaging and protection design are carried out according to the working condition. Finally, the coil schematic was established in Maxwell and boundary conditions and initial conditions consistent with the actual working conditions were set up for simulation verification under different types of wear particles at 1m/s. The results showed that the sensor's signal response was obvious under different particle sizes, which verified the rationality of the sensor design.

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Published

03-03-2025

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