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Application Examples
Turbo blower with active magnetic bearings
SpinDrive and Runtech Systems joined together to apply active magnetic bearings to Runtech’s 1MW, 11,5krpm Turbo Blower.
Bearingless Fan
ebmpapst St. Georgen and LCM have jointly developed a magnetically levitated fan. An end to dying electronics because of fan bearing failures is in sight!
Next-generation high efficiency U.S. Navy chiller compressor
Discover the two-stage, robust, low-maintenance and low-emission HVAC Chiller system with magnetic bearings, developed by Calnetix and Johnson Controls Navy Systems.
Turbo Compressor System
AMB technology helps pushing the economy of scale. MECOS demonstrated an single AMB system to fit several compressor / blower applications.
Bearingless High-Speed Drive
High speed bearingless drives in their most compact form – discover the prototype of a 115.000rpm system with combined motor and magnetic bearing.
Magnetic Wobbling Gear
Magnetic gears come in different shapes, topologies and properties. IIES presents how an axially compact magnetic gear can be realized.
Related Events
IEEE InterMAG 2023, Sendai, Japan
INTERMAG is the premier international conference on all aspects of fundamental and applied magnetism. Members of the scientific and engineering communities are invited to attend and to contribute to the technical sessions.
ISMB18, 2023, Lyon, France
The 18th International Symposium on Magnetic Bearings, ISMB 18, will be held in beautiful Lyon, France, from July 18th to 21st, 2023. This lead conference on magnetic bearings will enable all participants to meet in real life again after a pandemic-related online ISMB 17 in Brasil. Find all details at the symposium website ISMB18.
AIM 2023, Moena (Trento), Italy
The IEEE Advances in Magnetics will be held for the fourth time in 2023 in the beautiful mountains of Trento, Italy. IEEE AIM 2023 will represent a forum for presentation and discussion of the most recent advancements in all the fields of magnetics: theory, numerical modelling, experiments and applications. Check out all informations at AIM2023.
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FAQs
What is magneticbearings.org?
magneticbearings.org is a web portal for magnetic bearing technology. We host relevant publications, information about the technology in general, and present examples from industry and academia. If requested, we try to set contacts to the best suited contact point.
Which publications are hosted in our repo?
We host all publications from the ISMB conference series, many papers from WMLT or other relevant events. We also host dissertations or related scientific publications if the authors wish so.
Who maintains magneticbearings.org
The site is operated by the Linz Center of Mechatronics, based in Austria.
What is magnetic bearings NOT?
magneticbearings is NOT a producer of magnetic bearing components. We do not produce, sell, or trade any goods or services.
How can I get my paper / thesis to your repo?
Please contact us at info@magneticbearings.org, we’ll send you the copyright declaration. You keep all author’s rights, this just allows us to host your work.
How can I get my logo to this site?
Several magnetic bearing companies are currently supporting us which allows maintaining the site. If you are interested in joining and presenting your company profile here, please contact us at info@magneticbearings.org!