Mathematical Model of Contact Resistance for Brush and Slip Ring System Considering the Impact of Marine Environment
Shuai Zhao, Juntao Zhang, Yuting Lyu, Lala Zhao, Huanping Wang, Feng Sun, Jianjun Lin
TL;DR
This paper develops a mathematical model to predict contact resistance in marine brush and slip ring systems affected by harsh environmental factors like salt spray.
Contribution
A novel sliding electrical contact resistance model incorporating marine environmental factors is proposed and validated.
Findings
Contact resistance increases with higher salt spray concentration and sliding speed.
Contact resistance decreases with increasing contact pressure and contact current.
The proposed model accurately predicts contact resistance under various marine conditions.
Abstract
The working environment of carbon brushes and slip rings in marine applications is extremely harsh, as salt spray deposition alters the contact surface and significantly affects contact resistance. To accurately evaluate the electrical contact performance of carbon brushes and slip rings, it is essential to establish a mathematical model of contact resistance. The main influencing factors include salt spray concentration, sliding speed, contact current, and contact pressure. In this study, the variation trends of dynamic contact resistance with respect to these four factors were investigated through experiments, and the corresponding mechanisms were analyzed. The results show that contact resistance increases consistently with rising salt spray concentration, and the trend continues upward. It also increases gradually with higher sliding speed. Conversely, contact resistance decreases…
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TopicsElectrical Contact Performance and Analysis · Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis · Railway Engineering and Dynamics