Radio Frequency Cyber Physical Sensing Modes for Non-Invasive Faults Diagnosis of Rotating Shafts
Invention type: Technology
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Case number: #22500J
Faults in rotating machines can be diagnosed or detected using two radio frequency (RF) sensing modes. RF sensing phenomenon can be used to detect the presence of undesirable behavior in rotating machines including excessive bending, vibration, eccentricity, torsion, and longitudinal strain. RF based sensors represent a non-invasive solution.
Researchers
Departments: Department of Mechanical Engineering
Technology Areas: Computer Science: Networking & Signals / Industrial Engineering & Automation: Logistics / Sensing & Imaging: Acoustics
Impact Areas: Connected World
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radio frequency cyber physical sensing modes for non-invasive faults diagnosis of rotating shafts
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radio frequency cyber physical sensing modes for non-invasive faults diagnosis of rotating shafts
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radio frequency cyber physical sensing modes for non-invasive faults diagnosis of rotating shafts
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radio frequency cyber physical sensing modes for non-invasive faults diagnosis of rotating shafts
European Patent Convention | Published application
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