To address the problems encountered in dynamic torque measurement of rotating machinery shafting, such as limited installation space of measuring devices, single measurement points, and difficulties in on-site wiring, a wireless dynamic torque measurement system was designed by integrating resistance strain measurement technology with an embedded system. First, a strain bridge circuit and a signal amplification circuit were designed to achieve efficient conversion of strain signals. Second, the structural design of the system housing and overall structure was completed, and strength verification was carried out. Then, based on the Keil 5 platform, an STM32 program was developed to realize wireless transmission, as well as high-speed and large-capacity data storage. Finally, experimental validation was conducted on a rotor test platform, and the experimental results were compared with AMESim simulation results. The results indicate that the measurement error of the proposed system is less than 3%. Under operating conditions of 900 and 1 500 r/min, the root mean square errors are 1.50% and 2.34%, respectively, verifying the measurement accuracy and reliability of the system. This study provides an effective solution for torque monitoring of rotating machinery.
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