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대한기계학회 대한기계학회 춘추학술대회 대한기계학회 2002년 춘계학술대회논문집
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2002.5
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753 - 757 (5page)

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Magnetic contactor is an electromagnetically operated switch that serves to open and close high-energy electric
circuits. In the opening of the contactor, the moving parts of the contactor must be stopped at the end of the opening
stroke. It is important that much of the kinetic energy be absorbed in the impact to avoid a rebound that would bring
the contacts close together again. Because the closing and opening action frequently occurs, the impact between the
moving part and the stopper reduces the mechanical lifetime of the contactor. Therefore, the rebound of the contactor
is the most important characteristics that have much influence on electrical performance in the opening responses. In
order to reduce the rebound, the impact force between moving contactor and stopper is predicted because the impact is
a dominant source of the rebound. However, it is so difficult to predict the impact force because of Its non-linearity. In
this paper, we suggest the method of the impact force model for predicting the impact phenomenon. The impact force
is modeled by the nonlinear spring-damping element with Hertz law and hysteresis damping function. In this way
impact force model consists of three parameters, stiffness coefficient, damping coefficient, and power on the
indentation. These three parameters are determined through drop type impact test between moving contactor and
stopper. The derived impact model is applied to predict the impact force of magnetic contactor in opening motion.

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