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The mechanical defects in the running slots of the bearing rings, rotating bodies and separators result<br />

in slowing down of the rotor, micro changes of its angular velocity and acceleration, changing in the<br />

space position of rotor in the stator boring. It results in different electromagnetic interaction of rotor and<br />

stator, in the oscillations of rotating electro-magnetic torque. The harmonics (typical frequencies) the<br />

amplitude and frequency of which depend on the technical condition of the bearing unit appear in the<br />

spectrum of the consumed current. The frequency and amplitude of these harmonics are the diagnostic<br />

parameters.<br />

The operating rolling bearing generates mechanical oscillations divisible by basic frequency of<br />

rotation of the three-phase electric motor. These frequencies are called typical.<br />

f = k 1 *f n , (1)<br />

where: f – are the typical frequencies;<br />

k 1 = 1…5 – coefficients;<br />

f n – the typical frequencies when there are defects in the bearings elements. In some cases<br />

coefficient k 1 can get a value within the range 04…-0,8 f n .<br />

The basic characteristics of the spectral analysis of vibro-acoustics as well as the spectral<br />

components of the consumed currents are the frequency and amplitude. 5 typical frequencies, the<br />

amplitudes of which are very different for the bearing unit with defect and for that being defect-free, can<br />

be calculated for the rolling bearing [1, 13].<br />

Figure 1. The basic parameters of the rolling bearings. 4 rolling bodies are conditionally given<br />

f 1 - the rotation frequency of the rotor (of the inside ring of the bearing);<br />

f 2 - the frequency of the rolling of the bearing bodies along the running slots of the outside rings<br />

(Formula 2).<br />

f<br />

1 d4<br />

f3<br />

* Z f1(1<br />

*cos<br />

)* ;<br />

(2)<br />

2 d<br />

2<br />

Z<br />

where:<br />

3<br />

f is the frequency of the separator rotation;<br />

3<br />

d - the diameter of the rolling bodies;<br />

d<br />

4<br />

3<br />

<br />

the diameter of the separator (diameter of the circle going through the centres of the<br />

rotation bodies), and<br />

d<br />

d<br />

d<br />

2<br />

1 2<br />

3<br />

;<br />

d1<br />

- the diameter of the running slot of the outside ring;<br />

d<br />

2<br />

the diameter of the running slot of the inside ring;<br />

α – the angle of the rolling bodies contact with the running slots;<br />

Z- the number of rolling bodies.<br />

10

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