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[post_content] => Eddy-Current Brake Dynamometers (WB Series) are ideal for applications requiring high speeds and also when operating in the middle to high power range. Eddy-Current Brakes provide increasing torque as the speed increases, reaching peak torque at rated speed. The dynamometers have low inertia as a result of small rotor diameter. Brake cooling is provided by a water circulation system, which passes inside the stator to dissipate heat generated by the braking power, providing high continuous power ratings (max. 140 kW). WB Series Dynamometers integrate a torque measuring system with accuracy ratings of ± 0.3 % to ± 0.5 % full scale, depending on size and system configuration.
Features
- 12 Models with Maximum Torque from 400 mN·m to 560 N·m (56.6 oz·in to 413 lb·ft)
- Braking Power: from 500 W to 140 kW
- Stable Braking Torque, without Shock
- Low Moment of Inertia
- Low Residual Torque
- Operating Direction CW / CCW
- Braking Torque Measurement Integrated
- High Rotational Speed (≤ 80 000)
- Integrated Optical Speed Sensor
- Special designs available upon request
Operating Principles
The WB Eddy-Current Dynamometers develop their full power at high rotation speeds. The WB Series is particularly intended for motors which rotate at high speeds, up to 80 000 rpm (up to 100 000 rpm with
WB 23 / 27; see specific datasheet). The braking torque depends on the rotation speed.
Optical Speed Sensor
Each WB Series Dynamometer is equipped with an optical speed sensor.
WB 32 is equipped with a 4 PPR (Pulses Per Revolution) encoder, WB 43 and WB 65 HS are equipped with a 30 PPR encoder; WB 65, WB 115 & WB 15 are equipped with a 60 PPR encoder.
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[post_content] => Magtrol Coupling Guards are easily removable and designed to mount in front of Magtrol HD Series Dynamometers. They are also available for some WB Series Dynamometers.
Coupling Guards help keep objects from vertical interference and aid in preventing accidental coupling contact during rotation. The guard length required will change according to the coupling size used with the dynamometer.
Magtrol Coupling Guards are not explosion proof and are not intended as protection against catastrophic coupling failure.
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[post_content] => The PC-150 Polarity Changer uses Magtrol’s M-TEST 7 Software to remotely switch the polarity of a DC power supply in order to reverse the direction of the motor under test. When switching polarity, the voltage sense lines will also change in order to maintain the proper polarity on the power supply sense terminals.
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[post_content] => The Model 5241 is a voltage-controlled power amplifier designed exclusively for Magtrol's Model HD-825 Hysteresis Dynamometer. Because of its double braking system, the HD-825 requires more than 4 amps of power in order to reach full torque. The 5241 (which can provide up to 5 amps of output current) is necessary in order to amplify the power between a
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Features
- 12 Models with Maximum Torque from 400 mN·m to 560 N·m (56.6 oz·in to 413 lb·ft)
- Braking Power: from 500 W to 140 kW
- Stable Braking Torque, without Shock
- Low Moment of Inertia
- Low Residual Torque
- Operating Direction CW / CCW
- Braking Torque Measurement Integrated
- High Rotational Speed (≤ 80 000)
- Integrated Optical Speed Sensor
- Special designs available upon request
Operating Principles
The WB Eddy-Current Dynamometers develop their full power at high rotation speeds. The WB Series is particularly intended for motors which rotate at high speeds, up to 80 000 rpm (up to 100 000 rpm with
WB 23 / 27; see specific datasheet). The braking torque depends on the rotation speed.
Optical Speed Sensor
Each WB Series Dynamometer is equipped with an optical speed sensor.
WB 32 is equipped with a 4 PPR (Pulses Per Revolution) encoder, WB 43 and WB 65 HS are equipped with a 30 PPR encoder; WB 65, WB 115 & WB 15 are equipped with a 60 PPR encoder.
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