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The PT600 transmission system diagnostic simulator has been delivered to the St. Petersburg Aviation Institute of Zhongyuan University of Technology
College)， Established in February 2017, located in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, China, it was jointly established by Zhongyuan Institute of Technology and St. Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrument Manufacturing in Russia.
Three phase asynchronous motor, coupling, double support test bearing seat unit, dynamic balance correction unit, planetary gearbox, magnetic powder brake, speed regulation and display module, load display regulation module, speed pulse, impulse output module, current measurement sensor, current display unit, three-phase voltage external wire, two power drive modes of variable frequency drive and direct drive, and RUZ converter communication module. It includes the following 7 types of faulty motors: rotor unbalanced AC motor (RUN-1), rotor eccentric AC motor (RNM41), shaft bent AC motor BRN1), bearing faulty AC motor (FBN-1), rotor bar faulty AC motor (BBM-1), stator winding faulty AC motor (WFM-1), voltage unbalanced and single-phase AC motor (SPM-1) winding open circuit (MWD-1), motor cooling fan abnormal (MCF-1), motor rotor bearing seat wear (BWO-1)
Zhongyuan Institute of Technology Zhongyuan Peterborough Aviation Institute adopts the "4+0" talent training mode, implements Sino Russian student registration, and adopts a teaching mode of Sino Russian bilingual teaching as the main approach, supplemented by English teaching. For those who meet the conditions for awarding bachelor's degrees from St. Petersburg State University of Aeronautical Instrument Manufacturing, Russian bachelor's degrees will be awarded.
Major General Yang Liwei, the first Chinese astronaut to enter space, studied and trained at St. Petersburg State University of Aeronautical Instrument Manufacturing in the Russian Federation. It is reported that the Saint Petersburg State University of Aeronautical Instrument Manufacturing in the Russian Federation was established in 1941 and has a global presence
Aerospace systems, control systems, and aviation economics are in a leading position. The successful launch of the world's first artificial satellite in 1957, Yuri Gagarin's first landing in space in 1961, and the successful launch of the "Blizzard" space shuttle in 1988- these milestone events in the human space industry were all attributed to the outstanding contributions of teachers, students, and graduates from St. Petersburg State University of Aeronautics and Astronautics in the Russian Federation. The school has 13 colleges and hundreds of training directions.
