Ten top torque tips
Obtaining torque measurements from a turning shaft necessitates a degree of engineering ingenuity, while it’s necessary to take multiple factors into account, explains Tony Ingham
Obtaining torque measurements from a turning shaft necessitates a degree of engineering ingenuity, while it’s necessary to take multiple factors into account, explains Tony Ingham
While it’s now common to see references to the Internet of Things (IoT), Industry 4.0 or Machine-to-Machine Communications (M2MC), these ideas will come to naught if sensor manufacturers don’t grasp the nettle, says Tony Ingham
SENSOR TECHNOLOGY’s latest torque sensor has a removable head that can reach deep inside machinery, while keeping sensitive electronics safe from harm.
SENSOR TECHNOLOGY has launched a new range of non-contact torque sensors based on a full four element strain gauge bridge design, complementing its existing non-contact sensors that use surface acoustic wave (SAW) detection.
Monitoring torque in a drive shaft is one of the best ways of assessing the performance of plant and machinery. However because drive shafts rotate, hard wiring a sensor into place usually requires the use of a delicate slip ring. An alternative solution is to use a non-contact radio frequency detector to monitor ‘Surface Acoustic Waves’ (SAWs), as Mark Ingham of Sensor Technology, explains
Sensor Technology, a UK manufacturer of wireless torque and load sensors and strain gauge amplifiers is exhibiting at this year’s Sensors & Instrumentation exhibition.
An intelligent cargo hook has aided the heli-lifting of a golden statue of an angel onto the top of the spire at a church in rural Surrey.
Wireless rotary torque transducers from Sensor Technology are at the heart of a test rig to develop next generation technologies for electric and hybrid vehicle powertrains.
To analyse the long term performance and reliability of hard working valves and pumps, serial innovators Manchester-based Bifold Group has adopted radio frequency based torque transducers from Sensor Technology for two of its specialist test rigs.
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