Design and Experimental Study of Non-contact Power Transmission Device in Static Push-type Rotary Steering Drilling System
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For improvement of contactless power transformer which is used in rotary steering system, this paper uses simulation method to study on the influence of the shape of the ferrite, the number os turns and installation position on the efficiency and power of the contactless power transformer. As well as, the author take several test to study the influence of environment, fixed position, etc. on this equipment and the regularity of power and efficiency. The research shows that the contactless power transformer is competent for rotary steering system, and the axial installation error impact the transmission efficiency and power which has the most power and efficiency at -3mm axial fixed position and ±3mm fixed position error can meet the rotary steering system requirements.
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