Study on the Development of Demagnetizing System for Hub Bearing Inner of Automobile

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Demagnetizer has been used in the field of non-destructive test or processing as a tool for removing residual magnetic created on the surface of processed object. In case of residual magnetic left on the part, metal particles around them adhere with each other causing the destruction or abrasion on the part. This study is to develop automatic demagnetizing system for improving the quality of processed items by designing the residual magnetic measuring system, demagnetizing system, and total system to detect magnetic that is derived on parts in the middle of processing in application to bearing process. For this, control system, measuring system, and HMI program that managed them were developed making it feasible to expect the application of them on various automatic processing.

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